Hmm I figured it out myself. The problem was that the default site-wide background header color (in theme options) was overriding the header color I set set for the page using the 'skin color' option.
To fix it I had to add a few lines to the partials/part-cat-options.php around line line 205
Hi, No problem. My earlier changes actually ended up causing a lot of side-effects on other pages. I have updated my above reply with the correct changes.
Is there any way to set the header\'s background color or background image for a particular static page?
Hmm I figured it out myself.
The problem was that the default site-wide background header color (in theme options) was overriding the header color I set set for the page using the 'skin color' option.
To fix it I had to add a few lines to the partials/part-cat-options.php around line line 205
#mgm-header-opacity { background-color:' . $category_color . ' !important; }Hi there,
thanks for your contribution, as it might be useful to others too.
Regards
djwd
Regards
djwd
Hi,
No problem.
My earlier changes actually ended up causing a lot of side-effects on other pages.
I have updated my above reply with the correct changes.
I was about to tell you, adding the !important declaration to the skin color output could lead to several side effects...
Regards
djwd