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Shapes – background color

  • Hi,
    I am having a lot of issues with shapes. Not sure if it’s because they are different in 2.0 and I don’t know how to use them well yet or if something is buggy. I cannot always successfully add them. When I add them I do not always get access to the shape library, it will take me to the svg icons instead.

    I have one in the footer right now that I was able to add. But the background is white instead of transparent. I want to overlap it with on top of the last container of each page – which can vary in color.

    It looks fine on pages that are white at the bottom (like the home page) but this page for instance https://ziperase.fresheggs.biz/command-center/ has a color.

    I tried duplicating is but still have the same issue. I tried deleting it but cannot add a new shape as it won’t take me to the shape library – only the icons (this happens on any page – not just in an element). I am using it in the footer element across the whole site.

    Thanks for your help.

  • Hi there,

    But the background is white instead of transparent

    You have a global style or CSS class wave-top, which set its background color to white.

    I see that you’ve set the svg’s background color to transparent, it will not do anything. As the svg is on top of other elements, it will show the wave-top‘s background color.

    You need to either set the wave-top or the shape block’s background color to var(--surface-10) on the page in question.

  • AH! Thanks that helps. I had too many things going on.

    I am trying to get the curve to overlap the last container on the page so that that strip of white doesn’t show. I have a negative margin but it will only overlap as far as you see on this page. https://ziperase.fresheggs.biz/patents-certifications/

    What else can I do?

  • I don’t think it’s possible.

    You will have to change the shape’s background color per page.

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