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tyco72
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Hi. Yes I have done as you told. I have written that it works, all ok.
I just asked which code should be used to change only the opacity of the background, without to change also the default color.
Hello @tyco72
Yes, you can do this as well, just delete from the code I gave you the syntax:”background-color:yourcolor;”
Let me know if everything worked well!
Warmly,
Marian
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tyco72
(@tyco72)
Hi Marian. Sorry, but maybe you have read my question too fast. I asked the opposite 🙂
Change only the opacity, without to change the default color
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This reply was modified 5 years, 7 months ago by
tyco72.
Hi again @tyco72
Yes, you don’t necessarily have to change the background color, you can work in the same color, for example you can integrate the following code instead:
.modula-fancybox-slide--image{
opacity:0.7;
}
Instead of this piece of code that you have already entered
.modula-fancybox-slide--image{
background-color:yourcolor;
opacity:0.7
}
I hope I clarified for you 🙂
All the best,
Marian
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tyco72
(@tyco72)
Hi Marian. It is strange, because the code with only the opacity doesn’t work:
.modula-fancybox-slide–image{
opacity:0.7;
}
If I change the 0.7 value, I see no difference. But don’t mind. The important is that at least in combination with the color command, it works. Thank you for your support.
