Bootstrap Grid - An option to remove container class for a full width row
Hi All,
I'm implementing a grid in a new umbraco site and using Bootstrap 3. The template used (within Views-Partials-Grid) seems to ALWAYS add the container class.
<div class="container">
...
</div>
as you may know this is to contain the content within a certain width even if the window width is larger.
I'm wanting to add a background image that covers the full width of the row (not to be contained), and then the content sitting over the background but within the container class. I can add the container class with the content thats not the problem, but I'm looking for a way to stop the container class being added (by the template) EVERY time a row is added, perhaps an option to have a truly 'full width' row - which does not follow the usual code in the normal bootstrap3.cshtml template.
Any ideas anyone, I've spent hours trying to find an answer and I'm struggling.
Thanks for coming back to me Frans, I've ended up using the class set on the row as the solution. I was hoping there was some slick option rather than setting an override but never mind. Its working!
Bootstrap Grid - An option to remove container class for a full width row
Hi All,
I'm implementing a grid in a new umbraco site and using Bootstrap 3. The template used (within Views-Partials-Grid) seems to ALWAYS add the container class.
as you may know this is to contain the content within a certain width even if the window width is larger.
I'm wanting to add a background image that covers the full width of the row (not to be contained), and then the content sitting over the background but within the container class. I can add the container class with the content thats not the problem, but I'm looking for a way to stop the container class being added (by the template) EVERY time a row is added, perhaps an option to have a truly 'full width' row - which does not follow the usual code in the normal bootstrap3.cshtml template.
Any ideas anyone, I've spent hours trying to find an answer and I'm struggling.
Thanks
I always set the background in the row settings. That way the background image is placed on the div around the container.
In other cases I use classes set on the row that overwrite the default max with of the container or whatever property I want to overwrite.
Thanks for coming back to me Frans, I've ended up using the class set on the row as the solution. I was hoping there was some slick option rather than setting an override but never mind. Its working!
Thanks
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