How can I change background colors for an image interaction and a card wrapper in Webflow?

To change the background colors for an image interaction and a card wrapper in Webflow, you can use a combination of classes and custom code.

1. Image interaction background color:
- Select the image element you want to change the background color for.
- In the Style panel, click on the "Image" tab.
- Under the "Background Color" section, choose the desired color.
- If you want to apply this background color only on interaction, make sure you have an interaction applied to the image. Otherwise, the color will be applied by default.

2. Card wrapper background color:
- Select the card wrapper element (e.g., a div or a section) in which the card content resides.
- In the Style panel, click on the "Background" tab.
- Choose the desired color for the background.
- You can also customize other properties like opacity, gradient, or background image from this section.
- If you want to change the background color only on interaction, make sure you have an interaction applied to the card wrapper.

Custom code method:
If you want more customization options or need to change the background color dynamically based on user interactions or other conditions, you can use custom code.

1. Image interaction background color:
- Give the image element a class name (e.g., "my-image").
- Go to the Custom Code panel (in the Project Settings).
- In the "Head Code" or "Before Body End Tag" section, add the following code snippet:

 \`\`\`html <style>   .my-image {     background-color: red; /\* Replace "red" with your desired color \*/   } </style> \`\`\`

2. Card wrapper background color:
- Give the card wrapper element a class name (e.g., "my-card-wrapper").
- Follow the same steps as above, but modify the CSS selector and property:

 \`\`\`html <style>   .my-card-wrapper {     background-color: blue; /\* Replace "blue" with your desired color \*/   } </style> \`\`\`

Remember to replace the color values in the code snippets with the colors you want to use. By using custom code, you have more flexibility in changing the background color for image interactions and card wrappers in Webflow.