Gradient background with picture

Sorry, but do you guys ever just respond to a question with a straight answer?? Why do you always put some form of additional action on the user before you’ll provide some simple, straightforward information?

I’m sorry but no, I wont create you a mock up graphic. Its a very, very simple question.

Can you not use the background gradient feature in a colour section as an overlay with a picture underneath it?

Please help me understand what is so confusing about that question that you require me to create you a graphical mockup before you can answer it.

Every time! SMH

Victoria,

I appreciate you need to be clear, but every time a question is asked you guys want mockups and logins, screenshots or reference pages etc etc. when really it’s just a simple question. And it’s frustrating because it a min. 24 hours response time so if you miss the chance for an answer, its another day lost on that task. But anyway.

If I am not effectively describing the requirement, I apologise and will try again.

You have a colour section.
You have the ability to have a background colour in the colour section, or a picture, if you wish.
You now have the ability to have a gradient background colour also. Which is really cool.
But do you have the ability to have a gradient colour laid over a picture?

Currently, to my knowledge, this is only achievable via CSS but having seen the new gradient colour feature I am seeking to clarify whether this can now easily be applied over a background picture without the need of CSS.

Not mine, but here is a picture with a gradient colour over it. I hope this clarify what I am seeking to answer.

Many thanks for your help.

https://elementor.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/02/gradient02.png

I have already achieved it via CSS, per my last message, and previously support provided code and information to do it. Which was great of them, certainly no need to hire a freelancer!?

I was simply looking to clarify if the theme had acquired this ability/feature integrally, but clearly it hasn’t. That’s fine, I was just double checking. However, it would be a great feature.