Post background colors

Use Daigo’s internal background tags to give individual posts their own header color. You can choose from the built-in light, vibrant, and dark palettes, create a custom tag color in Ghost, or force the default background when a global site color is active.

1. Open the published post and add the appropriate internal tag in the 'Post settings' panel.
2. For example, add the internal tag #bg-ruby to apply the Ruby background color. Tags prefixed with # are internal tags in Ghost.
3. Click 'Update' to activate.

The tag slug should be hash-bg-colorname, for example hash-bg-ruby

1. To add your own post background color, go to the 'Tags' settings in the Ghost Admin.
2. Open the 'Internal tags' tab and click 'New tag'.
3. Create a tag such as #bg-arctic and add a color, for example #aac7ff.
4. Click 'Save'.
5. Add #bg-arctic in the 'Post settings' panel to the published post and click 'Update' to activate.

The tag slug should be hash-bg-colorname, for example hash-bg-arctic

If you are also using a global background color for the whole site, you may want a specific post to keep Daigo’s default header background. To do this, add the internal tag #bg-default to the published post.

The tag slug should be hash-bg-default