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That’s it. This is looking awesome Yigit!
How about these last parts:
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/52916400/fields%20transparent.pngHey Josue,
I’m trying to use the google font in there with this css, but not sure I’m doing it right because it doesn’t work:
/* header info right */
.custom_info{
right: 0;
position: absolute;
line-height: 24px;
top: 18px;
font-size: 14px;
font-family: “Merriweather”,”Helvetic…vetica,Arial,sans-serif;
}I have to tell you, you are awesome. I just put the info in the mobile logo – so now, I just need to left align it.
And if there’s a way to get the transparency back for mobile, that would be awesome.
See here:
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/52916400/mobilelogo.PNGGreat!
And how should I address the custom text in the header that is behind the logo?
https://kriesi.at/support/topic/how-do-we-get-our-business-information-in-the-header-opposite-the-logo/Lastly (for real!) when I turned off the sticky header, the transparency of that section stopped working.
What is the css or setting is used to make it transparent if I don’t use the sticky header?
Hi Josue and Yigit,
It looks like you call the copyright footer something different so I failed to ask how to make that area semi-transparent. Can you take a look at my site and let me know? It’s looking great!
This only seems to have Google Fonts – how can I apply standard fonts like Times, Verdana, or Helvetica?
And, how would I add google fonts that are missing?
That works for spacing, but the hover line below it is still not in the right place when people hover.
I think there was some confusion – that link above was not my website. It was just an example of how testimonials or other content displays and flips between reviews. So, I’m unclear on this. Is there a way do rotating testimonials?
Thanks Josue! There’s one more area – what about the line below the menu?
See link for example:
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/52916400/header.pngIs there a way to do it in CSS (the way you have above) so it does not get overwritten and I can control the % of transparency?
Hmm, I do so, but the menu space on each side is not equal. Here’s what I see:
That worked great!
Next, how would I make the main container and footer semi-transparent such that you can slightly see the background through them?
Update: the only remaining question is the space to the right of menu items – it’s not the same as the left.
Close! Please take a look at where the logo sits. I tried to put a little margin to the left of the logo, but when you scroll down it pushes the logo too far to the right.
For the menu, It looks like that only puts padding on one side and the line below would then be offset wrong.
