Sure, why not? Just look at the produced code via the Inspect Element option (present in both Firefox and Safari), you’ll find the appropriate div to target via your general stylesheet; probably it called something like ‘fwNavContainer1’
So in order to apply a background-image to your menu, just create a Tag-style called ‘.fwNavContainer1’ (without the quotes) and just approach it like a normal DIV … background-image, colour, whatever …
You didn’t screw it up, I did.
Hey I have another question.
I purchased the Freeway templates and I’m adding my content to the template “Retro’d”. I want to place some images into the portfolio area of the template, but as background images. Can you make background images in divs flexible (responsive) much like background-size for a page background?
Yes. background-size:cover (or fill) will do what you are looking for here. A background can be applied to any object on the page except actual text.
Walter
On Aug 20, 2015, at 12:49 PM, billy kimmel email@hidden wrote:
You didn’t screw it up, I did.
Hey I have another question.
I purchased the Freeway templates and I’m adding my content to the template “Retro’d”. I want to place some images into the portfolio area of the template, but as background images. Can you make background images in divs flexible (responsive) much like background-size for a page background?
I tried putting an image in the background in the inspector palate and applying background-size: cover. Doesn’t work. It works with Pass through graphics.
What am I doing wrong?
Scroll to the bottom of this page and look at the image under “Photography”