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  • Joan Vila Friend
    #192977

    Hi,

    I’m using JA Slideshow Lite and JA Obelisk. I’m trying to set up the module, but the images always appear on top of the page content, that is, not as a background. However, the modules in the “slider” position appear on top of the slideshow.

    I attach an image which shows the slideshow on top of content. The black bar is a blank module in the “slider” position, and the banner is the footer which appears under the slideshow image.

    Do I have to change some specific parameter so that the image is at the back of the page, as a background?

    Thanks,

    Pau


    1. imatge
    Ninja Lead Moderator
    #515569

    You can have look at user guide to know how to config it here

    Juan Carlos Stauring Friend
    #516699

    I’m having same problem when using slideshow lite or slideshow module.
    In this case I’m setting up a new slideshow lite in position slideshow of ja obelisk template. Changing module settings to new size of image: 1260 width and 515 height. The slideshow gallery is on top of my content and the new image size settings are not applied.
    http://www.vfldestinationweddings.com/2013-10-14-02-11-08

    Juan Carlos Stauring Friend
    #516704

    What I did was changed the Slideshow type from “Fade” to “Custom” and back again and this actually made the module configure to the new image size of 1260 x 515, however I still have the slideshow on top of some content. Rather then use spacing as a solution is there a fix to this?
    thanks 😉

    Ninja Lead Moderator
    #516853

    @jcstauring; My solution will help you to do that

    Open templates/ja_obelisk/css/themes/christmas/template.css file

    Change

    .loaded .t3-slideshow {
    margin-bottom: -32%;
    }

    To

    .home.loaded .t3-slideshow {
    margin-bottom: -32%;
    }

    Juan Carlos Stauring Friend
    #516899

    Hi 🙂
    That worked however this solution also created empty spacing about 2-3 inches. Anyway to remove it.
    http://www.vfldestinationweddings.com/preferred-resort-destination-wedding-benefits

    Thanks for the help :-[

    jc

    Juan Carlos Stauring Friend
    #517564

    Here is my problem now after applying the above solution. This is only for pages that are not in home page-for the slideshow lite. Help is appreciated :-[


    1. Aviary-vfldestinationweddings-com-Picture-4
    Ninja Lead Moderator
    #517614

    You can try workaround below:

    Open templates/ja_obelisk/css/themes/christmas/template.css file,

    Replace:

    .t3-slideshow {
    margin-bottom: 0;
    padding-bottom: 152px;
    position: relative;
    z-index: 1;
    -webkit-transition: 0.5s margin-bottom;
    -moz-transition: 0.5s margin-bottom;
    -o-transition: 0.5s margin-bottom;
    transition: 0.5s margin-bottom;
    }
    .t3-footer {
    padding-bottom: 100px;
    }

    With:


    .t3-slideshow {
    margin-bottom: 0;
    padding-bottom: 0px;
    position: relative;
    z-index: 1;
    -webkit-transition: 0.5s margin-bottom;
    -moz-transition: 0.5s margin-bottom;
    -o-transition: 0.5s margin-bottom;
    transition: 0.5s margin-bottom;
    }
    .t3-footer {
    padding-bottom: 0px;
    }

    Hope this helps

    Juan Carlos Stauring Friend
    #517679

    Thank you! that is perfect 😎

    Juan Carlos Stauring Friend
    #517680

    It actually was perfect for the link that I posted:
    http://www.vfldestinationweddings.com/preferred-resort-destination-wedding-benefits

    however for the home page it messed it up a little with the slidershow lay out. Is there a way to only have it implemented on pages other then home page?

    Juan Carlos Stauring Friend
    #517683

    Basically what I need is to keep the same padding on home page on slideshow lite and 0 padding on all other pages :confused:

    Juan Carlos Stauring Friend
    #517685

    Well I answered my own question :-[:-[:-[:-[
    I just added “padding-bottom: 152px;”:

    .home.loaded .t3-slideshow {
    margin-bottom: -32%;
    padding-bottom: 152px;
    }

    to your first edit code you provided and that was the solution for me :cool::cool:

    Thank you again! joomlart kicks a%@ :p

    jc

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