Hello @madpugger,
Both #cms and .cms-id-{id} are present on the <body> tag :
<body id="cms" class="lang-en country-fr currency-eur layout-full-width page-cms tax-display-enabled cms-id-4">
So if you wan to target a specific CMS page you have to use .cms-id-{id} (replace "{id}" by the id of the CMS page).
If you want to target all CMS pages just use #cms in you CSS file 😉
Hello @madpugger,
Both #cms and .cms-id-{id} are present on the <body> tag :
<body id="cms" class="lang-fr country-be currency-eur layout-full-width page-cms tax-display-enabled cms-id-8">
So if you wan to target a specific CMS page you have to use .cms-id-{id} (replace "{id}" by the id of the CMS page).
If you want to target all CMS pages just use #cms in you CSS file 😉
Hello @madpugger,
Both #cms and .cms-id are present on the <body> tag :
<body id="cms" class="lang-fr country-be currency-eur layout-full-width page-cms tax-display-enabled cms-id-8">
So if you wan to target a specific CMS page you have to use .cms-id (replace "id" by the id of the CMS page).
If you want to target all CMS pages just use #cms in you CSS file 😉
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