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Background Image Under Header: is It In The Settings?

pulsar informatique

pulsar informatique

Helix Framework 2 months ago

Hello Team,

on my project I did not install a specific template, I kept the basic JOOMSHAPER template: shaper_helixultimate - Default

For the layout of the home page, I need it to be similar to this "Hope" template: I want to talk about the background image of the 1st section which is under the header https://demo.joomshaper.com/2017/hope/

My question is -> to have this display:

  • are there certain things to adjust in the template settings?
  • or should it simply be done in css?

thanks in advance,

Agathe.

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5 Answers
Pavel
Pavel
Accepted Answer
1 month ago #150275

Hi Agathe. Try this

#sp-header {
    position: absolute;
    width: 100%;
    background-color: transparent;
}
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Mehtaz Afsana Borsha
Mehtaz Afsana Borsha
Accepted Answer
Support Agent 1 month ago #150066

Hi

Thanks for contacting us. Could you please give me the URL again? The URL you provided does not work. And if possible give me a screenshot of your issue please.

-Regards.

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pulsar informatique
pulsar informatique
Accepted Answer
1 month ago #150130

Hello,

Thank you for answering me,

in fact I put a link to a Joomshaper template where the header is on a transparent background and the background image of the 1st section is under the header: This is exactly what I need to set up for my project

My question is -> to get the background image of the 1st section under the header:

  • do we need to adjust certain parameters of the template?
  • or should it be done in css?

Link to joomshaper template "Wayne Corp" : https://www.joomshaper.com/joomla-templates/waynecorp

thanks in advance,

Agathe.

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Mehtaz Afsana Borsha
Mehtaz Afsana Borsha
Accepted Answer
Support Agent 1 month ago #150262

You can use that template otherwise you have to done it by using custom CSS.

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pulsar informatique
pulsar informatique
Accepted Answer
1 month ago #150503

OK, Thank you for your answer Pavel,

so in fact if our template does not have this display, it must be done in css: that's what I needed to know

Agathe.

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