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Ive created a new theme but I am running into issues with background colors. In the presentation.css file I have changed the sticky-wrapper tag to include tiling an image. The problem is when I go to the calendar or the Document Library, there are some regions of the page that show the image. I want to add a white background color to those areas, to cover up the image. Any ideas?
This means you didn't select the proper class. You need to select exclusively what you need. Posting your css code could help to better understand.
Have you checked "Less Variable" overriding method.
Checkout section 12 from this page
Creating a new theme | Alfresco Documentation
So I figure it is easier to leave the .sticky-wrapper as is "background-color: #fff;" and find a way to just place a background image behind the dashlets. Less areas that need to be changed. Question today is how do I add the background image behind the dashlets, on just the main page. I do not want it on the documents, or calendar pages.
Less Variables will not work unless I know exactly which css tag to change.
