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Yes indeed, photoshop is the best way, but I would have been glad to understand why saturate has this strange effect.
Thank you anyway!
Best
AlexisHello,
Did you have a look on the right website: http://playtime.animalpensant.eu/ ?
Here is a screenshot: http://playtime.animalpensant.eu/Sans%20titre-1.pngWhen I remove all custom css it works. As I told you, it stops working when I add this in the custom css:
.avia-section {
-webkit-filter: saturate(150%);
-moz-filter: saturate(150%);
-o-filter: saturate(150%);
-ms-filter: saturate(150%);
filter: saturate(150%);
}Can you understand why?
Thank you
Actually, I found the problem but I don’t understand why it was happening.
If I use this css:.avia-section {
-webkit-filter: saturate(150%);
-moz-filter: saturate(150%);
-o-filter: saturate(150%);
-ms-filter: saturate(150%);
filter: saturate(150%);
}And if the background is set on “fixed” instead on “parallax”, it doesn’t display correctly.
I suppressed this css on my client website but it is still here : http://playtime.animalpensant.eu/
Thank you for your help.
