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@bangank36 Yay!!! It looks so pretty and is exactly how I wanted it! look at how pretty it is!! https://www.rachaelrenee.photos/ thank you so much!!!

oh! Also it looks like it is applying to all pages - I only need it on the Index page because the menu is on top of a photo, which disrupts the visibility of the menu. The other pages don't have this issue and id like them to function as they normally do.

so close... is there any way to get it to not have a sharp delineation where the solid and the gradient meet? I was trying different numbers in different places but maybe you know how to fix it? The custom css editor is bugging out on me right now and not showing changes that i make, so I am having to save and reload my live site in order to see changes, which makes futzing around more of a pain in the buttocks.

hi @bangank36 That looks like exactly the solution I need but when I copy/paste the text into custom CSS and save it... nothing changes

Site URL: http://www.rachaelrenee.photos Hi Im using the sonora template of the Brine family for a total redesign of my site. I want to add a gradient from white to transparent to the top header so that it flows smoothly into the image below but my navigation doesnt get lost in the image. I've been trying to figure out the code and sort of got it but then couldn't get it to apply to the header (it was applying to the image below the header), then I made a bunch of rushed attempts at changing it and lost the code i had and none of it now works. Thanks in advance for suggestions on how to apply a gradient - white to transparent - to the header section that has my nav bar and logo. Thanks so much.

You rock, man! I should be able to find the #collection for each page. thanks so much!!

Everything except the shop pages. I have a yotpo review code in there for the shop.

Site URL: http://www.susannasarts.com Hi, using a Brine family template (Jaunt) and need to remove the footer top blocks from specific pages. I've been trying variations on this and it isnt working: <style>.Footer-top-blocks{display:none !important; }</style> I tried using chrome dev tools to figure out what that specific element is called but it appears to simply be part of the body when looking at dev tools so Im not sure how to call it out. halp!