Background-color without following max-width

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I have stipulated a margin of at most 1500px, max-width: 1500px, for my site, but the behavior of the background-color follows up to this margin, is not wrong, quite the contrary, however I wanted to leave the color of my div width at 100% but the rest of the elements following this margin.

Could I accomplish this or not? I can’t think of any other idea...

I think there would be no way. I was wondering, if I have to hit the margins in the hand using media-queries?

css css3

  • Do you have an example to show us?

  • puts that div inside another day with width:100%

  • Could for a simplified example of the problem to understand?

  • Thanks for the personal suggestions. I paused and went to review line by line my css and html and found the error.

  • That’s why it’s always important to post code, read Help http://answall.com/help/mcve, if you ask questions like that, it will generate random answers that won’t serve you or any future visitor ;)

  • I was still having some doubts, I had solved it by the way. Whoever has this doubt, just follow what Andrepaulo said. worked perfectly.

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You can add the background color directly into the body. Follow the example:

<style>
body {
    background-color: yellow;
}
</style>

  • It might work, but I only have this div that has this blue color and makes a reference at the top of the page, the container and the rest of the country is white. I’m doing a SPA, so..

  • I understand. In this case it would be necessary a more concrete example to try to understand better and to be able to do tests.

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