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  • railer Friend
    #191637

    Greetings!

    I am using JA Slideshow v. 2.5.7 in the JA Travel template (J! 2.5.14) but only on the Home page. On my inner pages I created custom HTML modules to display a 100px high image in the slideshow position. The problem is that the dark-blue image background (slideshow-bg.png — wrap-inner1 ?) doesn’t extend to the full 100px depth of the image, which means that shadow-bg.png is partially visible below the blue background and by itself, looks terrible.

    What do I need to do to get the slideshow-bg.png background to extend down? It does it automatically with JA Slideshow.

    I’ve attached a screenshot illustrating the problem.

    Thanks in advance for your help,
    Railer


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    TomC Moderator
    #509999

    Might you be able to share the url of the site you’re working on – so we can take a better look?

    railer Friend
    #510005

    <em>@TomC 394932 wrote:</em><blockquote>Might you be able to share the url of the site you’re working on – so we can take a better look?</blockquote>

    Thanks Tom — I sent the URL via PM.
    Railer

    railer Friend
    #510024

    I just found out that slideshow-bg.png has a white part at the bottom which is the same height as the slideshow navigation tabs on the Home page slideshow. It is set to repeat-x. I duplicated the art naming it slideshow-bg2.png and filled in the white part with blue to match the top. How do I create the necessary CSS to get it to display as the background art on the other pages which use the header images? I tried creating a module class but that didn’t work. It needs to be applied to the div #ja-slideshow, but only on the innerpages.

    phong nam Friend
    #510114

    Hi railer,

    In this case, you can remove the background shadow of Slideshow module so that the module slides will look better. You just need to open ja_travel/templates/ja_travel/themes/dark_blue/css/template.css file, change:

    #ja-slideshow .wrap-inner1{
    background-image: url("../images/shadow-bg.png");
    }

    to

    #ja-slideshow .wrap-inner1{
    background-image: none;
    }

    Then clear JAT3 cache then. By this way, you don’t need to create more css styles to hide the white part at the bottom of Slideshow module.

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