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Predefined Header - Left Modal - Background Image

Asked by Andrew Freeman 2 years ago Last activity 2 years ago

Hi,

I'm using the Predefined Header - Left Modal. This uses a background image, I just want a colour and not an image, I've sorted that out. But I noticed it's always trying to load the background image still when I run speed tests on the website.

How do I stop it trying to find and call in the image?

9 replies

Ofi Khan Staff

Hello Andrew Freeman

Please share the test result so that we can investigate the issue.

Best regards

Andrew Freeman Asked this

Hi Ofi,

hopefully you can see the GTMAtrix test in the link. It's trying to pull in the image all the time from the background.

Not sure how to stop it trying to access the stock image that comes with helix.

As a feature, it would be useful to be able to delete / change the background image from within the helix menu itself.

Ofi Khan Staff

I am not sure about it. JCE Optimize is playing a role here. Look at the image link. It is definitely not our image link.

https://prnt.sc/HAifSDdhkV6M

You should consult an SEO expert for this. Alternatively, you can also try disabling JCE Optimize and check the issue.

Andrew Freeman Asked this

Hi, jch optimise has just taken your image and done its optimising.

Thats definitely the helix background image for the left modal predefined menu option.

Forget JCH optimise or anythjng ive sent you for one moment. Let's go back to the start.

How would you go about removing the background image for the 'left modal' menu option?

Ofi Khan Staff

It could be JCH Optimize issue. I am again feeling the same.

Andrew Freeman Asked this

JCH optimise is merely taking what's already there and optimising it, it's not inserting it. If you turn it off, then it's still there in your code.

modal-menu.has-bg {

background-image: url('/templates/shaper_helixultimate/images/menu-bg.jpg');
background-repeat: no-repeat;
background-size: cover;
background-position: center center;

}

Ofi Khan Staff

If the image is not there, then this will be blank. Also, you can remove the CSS if you want. I think you can upload another image (if you want to change the image) and name it menu-bg.png. Then the new image will be shown there.

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