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Learn how to customize your Shopify slider by giving each slide a unique font color for titles, ensuring they don’t overwrite one another.
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Customizing Font Color in Your Shopify Slider

If you're working with Shopify and looking to enhance the visual appeal of your website, a slider can be a great tool to showcase your images and contents dynamically. However, a common issue arises when you want to apply different font colors to the titles of each slide. What could be a simple task often becomes problematic when changing one color inadvertently affects others. Here's how to solve this issue.

The Problem: Overriding Title Colors

When using a slider, you might find that when you select a new title color for one slide, it applies that same color to all previous slides as well. This means that instead of unique styles, you end up with a uniform title color across all your slides — definitely not ideal for anyone looking to create a visually distinct presentation.

Understanding the cause of this problem is crucial. Basically, it happens because all slides are referencing the same CSS class. When you change the property of that class, it changes for all slides using it.

The Solution: Dynamic CSS Classes

The good news is there’s a straightforward way to fix this using Shopify's templating language, Liquid, along with HTML and CSS. By leveraging the forloop.index, you can create unique classes for each slide dynamically. Let’s break down how to implement this solution.

Step 1: Modify Your HTML Structure

In your HTML for the slider, you will need to adjust the <h5> tags to include a dynamic class that is unique for each slide. Here’s how you can do that:

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Step 2: Update Your CSS

In order to apply the color set for each slide correctly, you'll also need to adjust your CSS. Instead of using a single static class for the title color, you will create a rule that references the unique class defined in your HTML.

Here’s the CSS you will include:

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Step 3: Repeat for Each Slide

With each iteration of your loop, the forloop.index will change, allowing each slide’s <h5> header and CSS class to be unique.

Example Breakdown

For the First Slide:

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For the Second Slide:

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Result

By dynamically assigning classes using the forloop.index, you will see that each slide has its own unique color without interfering with others. This ensures your slide titles can be distinctly styled, enhancing the user experience on your Shopify site.

Conclusion

Customizing the font color of each slide title in your Shopify slider does not need to be a daunting task. With a few adjustments in your HTML and CSS, you can achieve unique, visually appealing slides that reflect your brand's identity effortlessly. By making each title’s color unique, not only do you resolve the overriding issue, but you also provide a better aesthetic appeal to your store’s visitors. Now, get out there and make those slides pop!