Hello Ismael, scrolling works perfectly, the only thing I want, is for card to show on initial loading of the page. At the moment when page is loaded, card is hidden behind top slider

Screenshot – https://www.dropbox.com/s/tu78hgnj53nz4xu/lady.JPG?dl=0

Earlier Victoria provided CSS to lower the card:
#bonuses .av-styling-no-styling .avia_image {
top: 200px;
}

It does the job, the only problem – that card remains low as you scroll

Hello and thank you so much for all the help. At the end I gave up and I will keep the menu items the way they are. So, you can close this topic if you want.

Regards,
Alexia.

And now another weird issue:
I removed the transparent logo top see what happens.
Then i added the same logo again
Result:
– No logo on subpages
– small logo on frontpage

and one more
If i change the settings like shown in the video the logo vanishes.
The logo is set in the Enfold-Settings but there is no logo on the froint page

Victoria,

I agree it’s a lovely animation, but the design and brand team are adamant about having products fade in and out.

I tried changing the duration on the .avia_sortable_active .isotope classes to slow things down, but that’s applied only to the av-masonry-container. So when I set it to 5 seconds, the only difference was the footer seemed to move up. However, that doesn’t change the movement of the children, which in this case are a‘s. They still zip around as quick as ever.

But I can tweak them with .avia_sortable_active .isotope a. There the opacity and transform(scale) are controlled on the fly via a script which edits the inline styles.

The one problem I’ve discovered though is that when I change the transition-duration, there is a stutter before the element settles into place. Do you know why that would be?

Thanks for pointing me in the right direction.

• This reply was modified 8 years, 10 months ago by bitojoe.

The change helped me fix it, thank you! However, I had to add one block of code that is rather simple:
{ display: inline-block !important; }
By doing this, it centered the image from top and bottom so it doesn’t sit hard top like in your example images. I hope if anyone has this problem, they can see these fixes and it helps them.
Thank you so much for your time guys, this one has been bugging us for a while!

Tony

Thanks Jordan – you’re right, that was the problem. I was told to add that code by another support team member for styling reasons, but I didn’t notice at the time that is broke my site. That ticket is now closed – is there any way to reopen it, or do I need to start a new thread? support ticket

Any thoughts on the second site?

And thank you!