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If someone could please assist me with this, Ive spent days trying to find a solution that works, Ive spent a small fortune on video players without success (I just tried Elite Video Player from Codecanyon too and I get the same issue).
The solution I mention above and in my previous (now closed) support case fixes the issue, but as previously mentioned, completely breaks the site in Safari (and no doubt other browsers).
I am going through all this simply to get native fullscreen players.
Nevermind. After 3 days searching for an answer I found it was a javascript issue.
I added:
flowplayer.conf = { native_fullscreen: true };After:
$.avia_utilities.avia_ajax_call = function(container)In js/avia.js
If anyone is interested.
Its actually changed again today – the numbers are now visible, but every second list item is not.
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/1972043/Share/tableeg.png
cheers
That worked for the table rows, but the top row has text in it which is still displaying as white. Is there a small snippet more you might be able to assist with to style that?
Cheers!
Hi Rikard,
Thank you for your help, but I no longer require assistance – someone else might though so may be worth looking in to.Ant
Hi Rikard,
It seems to be related to having a background image set in the General Styling area – once I took that away and placed the same image into color sections – the issue went away.
Although this isn’t “resolved” as such, it isn’t an issue due to the above mentioned fix. I also had to do this fix as background images on iOS Safari weren’t “fixed” and rather just sat 1/2 of the way down the page looking ridiculous.
Ant
I want the title/heading to sit under the image (exactly where it currently is), I just don’t want the white background on it… is it possible?
Hi, Unfortunately that hasn’t helped me – I would like the background behind the titles to be transparent.
I think I have worked it out actually. I combined several elements (some from another thread here, and code from another location independent of Kriesi and came up with the below – could you review and let me know if you see anything that may cause an issue?
#header_main {
background: rgba(10,49,103,0.90);
background: -webkit-linear-gradient(top, rgba(10,49,103,0.90), bottom(10,49,103,0)); /* For Safari 5.1 to 6.0 */
background: -o-linear-gradient(top, rgba(10,49,103,0.90), bottom(10,49,103,0)); /* For Opera 11.1 to 12.0 */
background: -moz-linear-gradient(top, rgba(10,49,103,0.90), rgba(10,49,103,0)); /* For Firefox 3.6 to 15 */
background: linear-gradient(to bottom, rgba(10,49,103,0.90), rgba(10,49,103,0)); /* Standard syntax (must be last) */
}Basically, judging on that thread and another i have used, I want to add something like this to the transparent header:
background: -webkit-gradient(linear, left top, left bottom, from(rgba(10, 49, 103, 0.60)), to(rgba(10, 49, 103, 0)));
background: -moz-linear-gradient(top, rgba(10, 49, 103, 0.60), rgba(10, 49, 103, 0));
filter: progid:DXImageTransform.Microsoft.gradient(startColorstr=’rgba(10, 49, 103, 0.60)’, endColorstr=’rgba(10, 49, 103, 0)’);Would that work? How could I implement it?
I had seen that thread and it didn’t work when I tried it. I think the transparency is the big issue – I need it to go from a transparent color and fade out completely.
Hi, if you see this image: http://www.marketingdepartment.net.au/images/FooterExample.png I have a footer overlaying the image – to ensure the footer aligns with the base of the page, I need the header built into the menu (To ensure it represents nicely across all devices).
Only problem is, I have a footer element I want to display also – so I kind of need the header element to be a permanent fixture (built into the menu rather than a pattern on a color section or layer slider). Is it something we can do?
You can see here one I have been working on: http://2016.lfslogistics.com.au – but it is very messy as I have been trying different ways to accomplish the result (basically full page sliders, color sections with pattern overlays – none of which work well across devices.
