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  • in reply to: Change/Disable Zoom in store #31757
    Ryan415
    Member

    *Fixed*

    I disabled the zoom by placing this in the custom css:

    .ec_product_details_mag_viewer {
    display: none !important;
    }

    in reply to: how to change background opacity? #31244
    Ryan415
    Member

    Hi Sakin

    The “center image” custom css works well however the transparent css didnt.
    I would like the area pointed to with the green arrows in the image to be the same “non transparent” brown as the sites logo. I want the main featured content area to remain transparent as it currently is.

    rocky_theme

    Also, for the centered images in the featured content area, when I hover my mouse over the area next to each image, I can click the actual image, do you know how I can make it so the image is only clickable when the mouse is placed directly over the image?

    Thanks

    Ryan

    in reply to: how to change background opacity? #31176
    Ryan415
    Member

    One more question:

    The featured content images, they are not evenly placed on the featured content.
    The image on the left is very close to the edge while the image on the right is further from the edge. How can I adjust the location of the featured content images so that they all are placed evenly on the page?

    Thanks

    Ryan

    in reply to: how to change background opacity? #31175
    Ryan415
    Member

    Sakin

    I am using this custom css for transparency on my site:

    http://rockymountainbrushcompany.com/

    .site { background-color: transparent; }
    /* For Main */
    #main { background: rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.7); }

    Its working fine for the most part but I would like it so only the “featured content” area is transparent.

    Currently, the featured content is transparent but the small area below the menu and above the homepage headline is only showing the background image, and I would like that small area to be dark brown like the far right and let sides of the webpage.

    I am also wondering why the logo becomes slightly transparent when hovering the mouse over it.

    One more question:

    How can I go about changing the font type and color for the featured content section?

    Thanks

    Ryan

    in reply to: add double lines to menu #31058
    Ryan415
    Member

    Sakin

    Thanks for your help. It’s very much appreciated!

    Ryan

    in reply to: add double lines to menu #31042
    Ryan415
    Member

    Sakin

    Thanks for the reply.
    I have updated the footer border with the custom css you provided.
    I also added

    border-right and border-left to have the border show up on the right and left side of the footer.

    My next question is:

    How can I get the border to show up on the right and left side of the Homepage Message?

    Currently, I have this in the custom css:

    #homepage-message { border-color: #fcd9b1; }

    –The above creates a border on the top and bottom of the homepage message.

    Also, is there a way to make a border around the dark brown areas on the page? For example, the area below the menu bar and the area below the homepage headline – place a border around the area that the featured content goes?

    Thanks

    Ryan

    in reply to: add double lines to menu #31012
    Ryan415
    Member

    Sakin

    Here is the link to my site:

    http://rockymountainbrushcompany.com/

    I am using a child of the “Catch-Everest” theme.

    I would like to:

    1. Add a border that fits around the whole footer
    2. Add a border around the “homepage headline and featured content section
    3. Adjust the background image size to be a bit wider
    4. I was able to change the color of the homepage headline and sub text but am still unable to change the font (is this done via google fonts? or is there something I can drop into custom css?)

    Thanks

    Ryan

    in reply to: add double lines to menu #30898
    Ryan415
    Member

    How would I go about adding “double lines” or a “border” to the empty area that is below the main menu, the Homepage content, as well as the footer.

    I used this for the menu:

    #header-menu ul.menu {
    border-bottom: 1px solid #757575;
    border-top: 1px solid #757575;
    }

    Now I would like that same look on the other parts of the page.

    Thanks

    Ryan

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