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Hello Supsystic-Team,
thank you for this update and support.
Works great. And saved me a lot of work.
Greetings from Frankfurt am Main
Mathes

Hello Wipeout Media-Team,

Sorry for the late reply. The system runs on PHP 7.4 with 250MB memory limit.
The problem: when I create a second block of code, it names it like the first and the Settings pop-up window does not close after saving. When the plugin is called up again, both have disappeared.

Hope this helps.

Best wishes,
Mathes

Hey Ramona,
The CSS code was wrong only in my reply. Sorry for confusing you.
As I said, assigning the Slide a new solid BG-Color is not a problem.
But the thing with the transparency, like

div.n2-ss-slide-background-color {
    background-color: transparent !important;
}

does not work for me. The BG is owned by #666666.
I just tried to look what happend, also rgba() like that:

div.n2-ss-slide-background-color {
     background-color: rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.7) !important;
}

but the new RGBA-Color just covers the gray background (he is getting lighter) and does not replace it.

Maybe he can only handle #hex statements via CSS?

Is probably also a rather unusual application from me. Sorry for the trouble.
Another (last) idea?

Hej Ramona,
Thanks for your super fast response. Maybe I did not get it right.
I’ve entered ‘.n2-ss-slide-background-color’ as a CSS class under Content / Settings. With

div.n2-ss-slide-background-color {
     background-color: # 000000! important;
}

I can change BG-Color. Thats work fine! But with

div.n2-ss-slide-background-color {
     background-color: transparent! important;
}

does not change the currently set BG-Color to transparent.
Background 😉 of the whole thing is that I have a lot of slides with white Textfonts, which should have a transparent background. The text is then very difficult to recognize when editing. So I set all to #666666.

Maybe there is a different approach. Thank you so much for your help.

Mathes

hi,
graphicscove solution works very well in my case to output this information in many different places in the template(s). thanx steven!
nevertheless, when time I will take a closer look at the construction of post type nav_menu_item.

thanks for your help and quick response

mathes

Hello PT,
next time I use the premium support 😉
But your CSS statement in my style.css did not solve my problem. No border appears around the images.
With firebug this statement works:

#pt-cv-view-021458401d .pt-cv-href-thumbnail img, #pt-cv-view-021458401d .pt-cv-href-thumbnail iframe {
    border: 4px solid #999 !importent;
}

but not in my CSS. And its only for a special view. And I got some of it.
In CS Pro I set the border to ‘none’ for the thumbnails. Another idea?

Btw. How can I generally set the size of the thumbnails (e.g. 200 x 200px) with CSS for all views? Is that possible?

Thanx and greetings

The specification of several countries in the DIV works very well. My mistake. I had an bug in the HTML code.

Great Plugin!