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  • Plugin Author Varun Sharma

    (@contact-banker)

    Hi,

    Thank you for contacting us!

    In order to change the background opacity you need to make changes manually in wp-lightbox-bank.css file.

    To locate wp-lightbox-bank.css file, you need to follow the mentioned path which is given below:

    wp-content > plugins > wp-lightbox-bank > assets > css > wp-lightbox-bank.css

    When you open this file, firstly you need to find the css for “#lightGallery-outer” & then change its opacity according to your requirement near line number 61

    Secondly, to turn off showing menu “WP Lightbox Bank” in admin header you need to locate wp-lightbox-bank.php file in the below mentioned path:

    wp-content > plugins > wp-lightbox-bank > wp-lightbox-bank.php

    When you open wp-lightbox-bank.php file, you need to go to the line no : 415

    Here you need to comment:

    “add_action(“admin_bar_menu”,”add_lightbox_bank_icon”, 100);”

    This will fix your issues.

    If you still have any doubt, please don’t hesitate to get back to us!

    Thanks & Regards

    Support Team
    Tech Banker

    Thread Starter Theodor_S

    (@theodor_s)

    Hello,
    Thank you for your answer, admin_bar_menu worked well for me!
    But there is some problem with opacity… if I change opacity for #lightGallery-outer it changes opacity of the whole plugin… I mean, the image is transparent too, not only background.
    https://www.dropbox.com/s/f8u9lpntk2joo2a/2015-04-02_234428.png?dl=0

    Plugin Author Varun Sharma

    (@contact-banker)

    Hi,

    In order to change the opacity then again you need to make changes manually in wp-lightbox-bank.css file.

    To locate wp-lightbox-bank.css file, you need to follow the path which is given below:

    wp-content > plugins > wp-lightbox-bank > assets > css > wp-lightbox-bank.css

    When you open wp-lightbox-bank.css file,you need to find the css for “#lightGallery-outer”.

    Then near line no : 67, you need to replace “background: #0d0d0d;” with “background: rgba(0,0,0,0.6);”

    if you want then you can set opacity according to your requirement by changing the value 0.6 in background: rgba(0,0,0,0.6); to whatever you want.

    If you still face any problem then kindly let us know.

    Thanks & Regards

    Support Team
    Tech Banker

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