Split Screen just on front page / subpages without the split?
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Hello @arminunruh ,
I use your splitscreen for the main page. For the other pages like about etc. I would use a regular screen width. Is that possible? or do I have the split screen now on every page and the about page needs to be on the right site? Thank you!
all the best,
Antonia -
Hello @arminunruh ,
I use your splitscreen for the main page. For the other pages like about etc. I would use a regular screen width. Is that possible? or do I have the split screen now on every page and the about page needs to be on the right site? Thank you!
all the best,
Antonia@ton I was asking myself the same question, adding a few modifiers in the CSS seemed to be the trick for me. id-6 being my home page. In my case i just wanted my home-page as well as project pages (therefore type-project) to be split. Maybe the code i used can be some sort of starting point for you.
#grid .home, .type-project #grid, .id-6 #footer-region , .type-project #footer-region { width: 50%; height: 100%; position: fixed; top: 0; overflow-y: scroll; overflow: -moz-scrollbars-none; scrollbar-width: none; -webkit-overflow-scrolling: touch; } #footer-region { left: 0; } #grid .home, .type-project #grid { right: 0; } ::-webkit-scrollbar { display: none; } .type-project #footer-region, .id-6 #footer-region { border-right: 1px solid black; }You can find the page id of your website via the web inspector of your browser and then checking the classes inside the <body> tag (there will be a few, just look for the id- one).
All the best,
Jacob -
yea very good