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    • 7 years, 8 months ago sarahlouisewaterhouse
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      Hi, I imported the fullscreen presentation. I managed to put one image on the slider then all the code disappeared so I couldn’t find anywhere to edit the headline. So there is an opaque line across the picture that I can neither edit not get rid of.

      Then the portfolio will not behave. The images are all over the place instead of sitting in a grid.

      Please can you help.

      Website in development: URL etc to follow

    • 7 years, 8 months ago sarahlouisewaterhouse
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    • 7 years, 8 months ago sarahlouisewaterhouse
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      Oh, one more issue. The logo won’t show up on the home page.

      Thanks

    • 7 years, 8 months ago sarahlouisewaterhouse
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      Oh and just realised something else is not right. All portfolio items lead to a page with a 404

      error. What’s happening?

    • 7 years, 8 months ago Mirela
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      Hello,

      Please check below the steps taken to fix your issues:
      -Logo: i added this custom css into your custom css box:

       #logo img.dark {
          display: block !important;
          visibility: visible !important;
      }

      -Links: I resetted permalinks in Settings > Permalinks from “Day and Name” to “Postname”. I checked they are ok now. Please clear cache and refresh pages.
      -Portfolio items grid: i added this code into your custom css box:

      .three-cols .portfolio-item {
          min-height: 390px !important;
      }

      Let us know if you need further help.

      Best regards!

    • 7 years, 8 months ago sarahlouisewaterhouse
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      Hi,Thanks for all that. The only thing is that the opaque line I mentioned on the home page is still there. The shortcode for it has disappeared from the page so there is nowhere for me to be able to edit or delete it. I would like to be able to edit if possible. But if not possible I need to remove it. thanks

    • 7 years, 8 months ago Mirela
      Participant

      Hello,

      You are using a codeless slider in home page. The white opaque strip is the place where the title and text of the slide would be. But you have not added any content to it. Check it at Codeless Slider Options > Slide > Content (screenshot).

      To remove it, i changed the opacity of the color to full transparent by adding this custom css Into your custom css box:

      .codeless_slider .swiper-slide .content.vertical_centered {
          opacity: 0;
      }

      Let us know.

      Best regards!

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