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Slideshow Default Slider Background Opacity: Make Less Opaque?

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Carlton Stout

SP Page Builder 3 years ago

I'm using Floox template with the Quickstart content Slideshow with default slider. I do not see an adjustable setting for opacity so where can I find this in the coding to override?

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Pavel
Pavel
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3 years ago #93292

Hi. Code inspector will always help

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Mehtaz Afsana Borsha
Mehtaz Afsana Borsha
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Support Agent 3 years ago #93225

Hi

Thanks for contacting us. Could you please give me your site URL and also screenshot? Where I need to change?

-Regards.

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Carlton Stout
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3 years ago #93269

The slider is on the homepage just like your Demo...I'm wanting to experiement in making it less opaque. see my URL in the hidden content below...

Thank you Mehtaz

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Carlton Stout
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3 years ago #93459

Thanks Pavel, I've been using the inspector frequently for my adjustments. I found that code. I tried changing the value for background and clearing the cache, and refreshing the browser and that did not work.

update... I tried adding this code to the custom css Temple Custom Code panel and that worked. Odd that it didn't work in the actuall css file.

.sppb-slider-fullwidth-wrapper .sppb-slider-item-wrapper .sppb-slideshow-fullwidth-item .sppb-slideshow-fullwidth-item-bg:after {background: rgba(28,49,74,0.3);}

Thanks Pavel for verifying this is the active code responsible for this property.

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Pavel
Pavel
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3 years ago #93543

Hi Carlton

I tried adding this code to the custom css Temple Custom Code panel and that worked.

Do not clog <head></head> of your site unnecessarily.

Odd that it didn't work in the actuall css file.

Two things you need to add that it will works in the CSS file:

  1. Add your own class to addon (CSS Class field in addon settings)
  2. Use !important
.your-own-class-name .sppb-slideshow-fullwidth-item-bg::after {
    background: rgba(28, 49, 74, 0.3) !important;
}
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Carlton Stout
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3 years ago #93704

Great Pavel, I'll try this next.Thank you

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