Biscuitnapper

Sorry for my late reply, I've been a bit under siege with data entry and styling details 😅. Thank you for pointing that out - unfortunately this isn't my website so I don't want to make any changes beyond the section I'm working on 🙂

This issue has now been solved using the id of the data section attribute like so: [data-section-id="123a456b789101112cde1fg31"] { background-color:transparent !important; } [data-section-id="123a456b789101112cde1fg31"] .section-background { background-color:transparent !important; }

@tuanphan The url is now: https://www.bcaexhibits.org/objects-revealed-styling-test, password: ObjectsRevealed_21 As you can see, I've been trying an alternative route where I treat the background image to the section as I would to the body element. However, this isn't working either - I want the image to repeat but nothing I'm doing seems to effect the actual background of the section. Even though I'm trying this other route, ideally, I would still rather set section backgrounds to transparent as it helps with design consistency and also keeps the content structure better defined.

Site URL: https://www.bcaexhibits.org/objects-revealed-1 I am trying to add a background image to certain pages on a website, and whilst I finally found the easy way to do this, the main issue is that the content sections cover up the image. I want to be able to set the section backgrounds to transparent so that the background image shows through (I will add background colours to specific blocks). When experimenting in chrome inspector, the following worked: :not(.has-background) .section-background { background-color: transparent; } EDIT: I have also tried getting very specific with classes. So for example in the inspector the following also worked on a section: section.page-section.layout-engine-section.background-width--full-bleed.section-height--medium.content-width--medium.horizontal-alignment--center.vertical-alignment--middle.has-background.bright-inverse { background-color: transparent !important; } But on the actual page itself, this does nothing - the sections still have an underlying background that covers the background image, even when I have tried adding a transparent/low opacity .png image as a section background. The page is here: https://www.bcaexhibits.org/objects-revealed-1 Password: ObjectsRevealed_21 Any suggestions for how to tackle this? Thanks!