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  • #696460

    How can I do to have an image with a text with background only over part of the image
    I have sent you a link with an example.

    #696831

    Hey endanight,

    I think you can do that if you place the text/background element in absolute position using CSS. Please link to your site if you should need any further help.

    Regards,
    Rikard

    #697383

    I would like to use this option. Could you tell me the css code, please?
    And could you tell me as well the quick css to change the secundanry menu text colour for media, email and phone number, but only when is in the transparent option. Thanks

    #697807

    Hi,

    about which image/text on your website are you talking about? screenshots would help (imgur.com, Dropbox).

    Color secondary menu:

    #top #header_meta a, #top #header_meta li, #top #header_meta .phone-info {
    color: red;
    }
    

    Best regards,
    Andy

    #697989

    Hi,

    This in another example:
    The quick css is not working and I need it only for the transparent option.

    #699051

    Hi,

    let’s stay on one example first. So please provide us admin access, to the website mentioned in private content, so we can take a closer look into it.

    Try to add an !important to the code:

    #top #header_meta a, #top #header_meta li, #top #header_meta .phone-info {
    color: red !important;
    }
    

    Best regards,
    Andy

    #699981

    Hi,
    I wanted the top header with the text in wihite for transparency menu option, the same than menu, but in that case you can choose the transparency menu color ,but not for the top header. Thanks

    #699987

    I don’t have the private data for that example, but I just want to know the code to do the same.

    #700985

    Hi,

    Could you please provide a screenshot of the exact layout of the section? You can try the grid row element, add a background image to the cell then add a text block. Or add two columns on top of each other, add the image on the top or first column and the text block on the second column. Apply a negative top margin to the second column.

    Best regards,
    Ismael

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