Hi guys,

Hope you are all good.
I have no idea of code (would love to learn though...someday !).
I am developing a website, so have to use a template, the one I have selected is FURNS CO theme and getting stuck ! Can anyone point me in right direction...in one of the pages there is an element "container-photo-gallery-container", there are 6 images in the template which I am trying to replace, I can only change one and not the other 5.
The solution is probably staring me in the face!
Please help.

Kind regards
John

I could try to help, but I don't have the template you are using. I don't want having to buy it just to help someone.

Thanks Inger

Have a look at attached image.
If you can help, would be great.
There are 6 images in the template.

John

Try looking at the ID for the containers that is most likely where the images are,

I think the page in question in the project (.rsd) file is called product-page. Five of the containers with the class 'container-photo' have IDs set in the ID Selector section at the top of the Styles Panel. Those IDs are 'container-1', 'container-2', 'container-3', 'container-4', and 'container-5'.

In the Styles panel > Design tab > Background section of all those 'container-photo' containers the background image will show as chair.jpg when the Apply Styles section is set as 'To all elements of this type'. When the Apply Styles is set as 'To this element id only', the five containers with IDs mentioned above will show the background image as other images.

Changing the images shown for the five containers with IDs should be done in that Background section with Apply Styles is set as 'To this element id only'.

Changing the image for the 'container-photo' container without an ID should be done in the Background section with the Apply Styles section set as 'To all elements of this type'.

Frank

I agree with those who have replied already. I often use the same technique myself, of styling a block of the same element to look the same. Then I give the individual elements different IDs to be able to e.g. put in a different image in each.

Hi Frank,

Magic. It works.

Many thanks guys for helping.

John