[Mad Jack]

Please ignore my last post... I'm an idiot... forgot to clear my cache to test it before posting, forgot a refresh doesn't refresh .css doh!!

[Mad Jack]

Hello,

I'm trying to remove the dark opacity gradient on the homepage too, I think I edited the CSS correctly, but it's still showing the gradient? the site I'm working on is at http://www.rapidsupplementmfg.com

I put in the symbols so it ignores the text.

.image-section {
	/* background: linear-gradient(to bottom, rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.2) 0%, rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.5) 30%, rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.8) 80%, rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.9) 100%); 
	filter: progid:DXImageTransform.Microsoft.gradient(startColorstr="#33000000", endColorstr="#e6000000", GradientType=0); */
	display: table;
	overflow: hidden;
	table-layout: fixed;
	width: 100%;
}

Thanks for any help.

[Mad Jack]

Brad, you Sir are a genius!!!

It worked, thanks so much for your help,

Cheers,
Jack.

[Mad Jack]

Hey Brad,

So I've been trying to figure this out... I did the 'inspect' and it said the code was in the css for the executive pro theme. I found the code in the css which is

.content .genesis_responsive_slider .slide-excerpt {
background-color: #222;
filter: alpha(opacity=100);
height: 100%;
margin: 0;
padding: 4% 5.5%;
opacity: 1;

When I was doing the inspect element I was able to click on the color and change it, it changed it to #2220 which made it transparent but didn't save it. So I edited the css to make the color #2220, and I also tried changing the opacity to 000, but no matter what I change them to, the color is not transparent on the site. To test I was actually working on the correct css, I tried changing the color to red to see if that worked, but it still didn't change it on the site.

I'm sorry for being such a muppet Brad... I thought I'd figured it out.

Here is a screenshot of the inspect and what it pulled up.

screenshot

Thanks for any advice.

[Mad Jack]

I obviously sounded smarter than I am Brad... lol

How would I do that?

Thanks 🙂

[Mad Jack]

THANK YOU Marcy...

That worked perfectly... YOU ROCK!!! 🙂

[Mad Jack]

I figured it out... it was a McAfee plugin that was stopping the wp-cycle rotation, must have thought it was a pop-up ad or something.

Thanks Again Brad

[Mad Jack]

Okay.... it seems that the change is working perfectly in Mozilla, but it doesn't appear to be working in Explorer? 🙁

[Mad Jack]

I figured it out.... DOH!!! 🙁

[Mad Jack]

Thanks Brad...

You Sir are a superstar genius, exactly what I needed it to do... 🙂

Thanks again... Jack.

[Mad Jack]

Hey Brad...

Thanks for the reply... I'm not sure you understood my question... I know I have to add the code <?php wp_cycle(); ?>.

My question was - Which outreach file do I add it to - home.php, functions.php or page landing php?
And, where in the file do I add the <?php wp_cycle(); ?> code to place it in the same location as the Responsive Slider?

Thanks a lot for any help,

Regards,
Jack

[Mad Jack]

Resolved it... Thanks 🙂

[Mad Jack]

It would appear the header widget is displaying correctly in Internet Explorer, but not in Mozilla Firefox or Google Chrome...

Any ideas? Anyone?

Bueller.... Bueller...? 🙂

[Mad Jack]

Sorry for the incorrect title... I tried to go back and edit it but it appears I can't edit my own posts? Why would I not be allowed to edit my own posts?

Thanks,
Jack

[Mad Jack]

DOH!!!! Well that was easy... (sheepishly sneaking off to hide in the corner with embarrassment for not knowing that)  lol

Thanks a lot Jen 🙂

[Mad Jack]

Is there any other way to do it without using Github? I seem to remember last time I just had to add and exclude command somewhere to not show the breadcrumbs on certain categories...

Thanks,

Jack.

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