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Whenever I test out a new website builder, the first basic thing I try to do is change the entire background color to some ugly color. Here's how that went: -
by yuters 5y ago
Whenever I test out a new website builder, the first basic thing I try to do is change the entire background color to some ugly color.
Here's how that went:
- Right clicking on the page outside the boxes, ok no special contextual menu
- Went into the page settings (three dot menu) and try to find the option there
- Tried to create a new block, saw "container" and see that I can add a background color and resize it to full width. That's not exactly what I want but it's close enough
- Get rid of all the other blocks except container, now the second contextual menu to resize it is hidden at the top outside the viewport.
- Create a navbar just to add a little space and be able to click it :)
- Resize the box and add the background color (unfortunately for me, I can only choose presets of non-ugly colors)
Besides this, I really like how if you already use notion you'll feel right at home. :)
Edit: Just saw the "custom color" box at the end there. My bad.
- putrikarunia 5y agoYes we actually did have a couple questions on how to change the background color, and realized that using a container is "doable" but "not intuitive", so definitely something we should improve on! And yes the context menu is covered when it's near the top , a bug we need to fix. About the color, I am not sure whether you want the ugly color or you don't lol, but you seem to have figured it out :D Thanks for the feedback!