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  • juankitacl Friend
    #1043891

    I would like to remove the opacity of the photographs to the masthead module, how do I do it?, my last domain is http://www.diagnosticoclinicomolecular.cl, thanks pankaj

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    Saguaros Moderator
    #1044097

    Hi Juan,

    It looks good at my end, did you sort it out?

    juankitacl Friend
    #1044336

    Okay, the opacity of the slideshow is ok, I solved it, however the opacity in the photographs of the masthead module I can not find where I can modify the opacity

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    Saguaros Moderator
    #1044701

    Hi,

    I check some pages on your site but don’t see the opacity for masthead module, could you share the URL where I can see?

    juankitacl Friend
    #1044744

    remember the site is http://www.diagnosticoclinicomolecular.cl

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    Saguaros Moderator
    #1044771

    Yes, I accessed this site, could you send me screenshot highlighting that part?

    P/s: your site seems to be in offline mode now, share me the login info so I can check.

    juankitacl Friend
    #1044777

    thanks Saguaro, i opened site and send you image


    1. masthead

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    Saguaros Moderator
    #1044878

    Thanks for the screenshot.

    You can override the opacity for masthead by adding this css rule:

    .ja-masthead:before {
      opacity: 0.3;
    }

    into the file: [root]/templates/ja_company (your default template)/css/custom.css

    and change to the value as you wish.

    juankitacl Friend
    #1045064

    I did not find in the css directory that you named me the custom css file, I do not know how to create it or where to create it, yes I saw in the site administration the template style in option extensions templates style the possibility of putting a css tag either Before the head or after the head, or before the body and after the body tag, finally I can give you administrator permission to review it if you want.


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    Saguaros Moderator
    #1045491

    Hi,

    You need to log into control panel in your hosting or FTP to access this directory on your server. Simply create that ‘custom.css’ file and put the css rule inside.

    Regards

    juankitacl Friend
    #1046382

    I made it, create a css with the rule, I named it custom.css, I put it in the public_html / templates / css / ja company directory and create a css with this code

    @charset "utf-8";
    / CSS Document /
    .ja-masthead: before {
    Opacity: 0.0;
    }

    Although there were no changes, I did it from the cpanel


    1. ja

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    Saguaros Moderator
    #1046426

    Is it ok now? Let me know if you still need help on this.

    juankitacl Friend
    #1046583

    Excellent …. all ok and very grateful saguaros, your’best

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