Ooh, I like that! I've been adding a partially opaque white layer to my images before saving them to give a faded look so the text on top can be read. Doing it your way means you don't have to alter the images apart from resizing. Have you just changed the relevant background SPs with a partial transparency to achieve the effect with the title, text and footer?Awesome response as ever
Had a little assistance from @Sheldon while I've been tweaking today!
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Everything that has been done is through extra.css and a couple of template edits to add the font awesome quotes. I was initially going to do opaque images, but Sheldon came up with these suggestions.Ooh, I like that! I've been adding a partially opaque white layer to my images before saving them to give a faded look so the text on top can be read. Doing it your way means you don't have to alter the images apart from resizing. Have you just changed the relevant background SPs with a partial transparency to achieve the effect with the title, text and footer?
ThanksLooks great.
It's very gratifying to see that people are starting to use all of the available features, making their sites very unique.
Unless the images you are using are drastically different in terms of ratio, you shouldn't need to resize or crop as the code handles that automatically.Doing it your way means you don't have to alter the images apart from resizing.
Although you can use EXTRA.css if you prefer, you could do all of that with SPs.
Looks great Russ.. What id do for some of that talent..
Add some margin bottom to the title or some margin top to the content.see picture below is there a way of putting a gap between the blue ribbon and the media image
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