Good evening members of the web flow forum. To save time, I created three sets of duplicate sign-up and login pages. For 3 different types of users.
I would like to differentiate between the pages with different images that are more representative of each user type.
Hence there will be 2 unique images for each set of pages. One unique image for the “sign-up” page and one unique image for the “login page”.
The problem is that when I’ve changed the image for the sign-up page it is automatically reflected in the login page.
This indicates that the duplicate pages are connected. How do I sever the connection between the pages? Any help is much appreciated.
Sign Up Read Only Link: https://preview.webflow.com/preview/nadzeya-6ac91b143378e31d7698d3f1acfb193?utm_medium=preview_link&utm_source=designer&utm_content=nadzeya-6ac91b143378e31d7698d3f1acfb193&preview=397b9021f57fb256549fe79dd1dc671a&pageId=616abe6a1b3b0d2a12d60396&workflow=preview
Login Read Only Link: https://preview.webflow.com/preview/nadzeya-6ac91b143378e31d7698d3f1acfb193?utm_medium=preview_link&utm_source=designer&utm_content=nadzeya-6ac91b143378e31d7698d3f1acfb193&preview=397b9021f57fb256549fe79dd1dc671a&pageId=62b743de7713d8253d98ba89&workflow=preview
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tmbrnr
June 25, 2022, 10:15pm
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Hey, to solve this simply give each container a different sub class, as you set the background of these as the image. If the image would have been a seperate element you would not need to do this.
Simply apply the sub classes and then change the background image to whatever you want
