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  1. Alex S Staff 10 years, 8 days ago

    Hi Vijaya,

    Do you currently have something set up, or is this in the prototyping stage? If you’ve got it setup (as in exactly the same, just not shown above the image) I can provide instructions on how to do this correctly. If not, I can walk you through what I would do to set this up but it’ll be rather complicated.

  2. vijaya kumar Veeraragalu 10 years, 8 days ago

    Hi,

    Am Planning setup my site. i need the features widegets need to be overlap with hero slider. As per the attached and also i need some transaction effect on features widgets. Can you help us to complete the task.

  3. Alex S Staff 10 years, 8 days ago

    Hi Vijaya,

    I’m able to help with the overlap however the transaction effects may fall into the reign of custom coding which is something we cannot offer. I’m not willing to rule anything out at this point but this is something to consider. We recommend the use of Codeable for custom work.

  4. vijaya kumar Veeraragalu 10 years, 8 days ago

    Can you explain how do that

  5. Alex S Staff 10 years, 8 days ago

    Hi Vijaya,

    Okay, so how I would do this would be to add a new full-width stretched row (one column). I would then add a hero widget, and a features table widget underneath that.

    I would add my hero widget content, and then go over to the sidebar and open the design group. I would then set a background image and set it to display as covered. Make sure your hero frame doesn’t have a background color.

    Then I would set up my features widget how I intended to. Once done I would head over to the widget styles for my features and click attributes. I would then add something like margin-top: -125px;

    Then, I would make note of my current pages post id. For example,
    http://localhost/siteorigin/wp-admin/post.php?post=93&action=edit is my current URL. The bolded part is my post ID.

    Then, I would navigate to AppearanceCustom CSS, which will show you our custom CSS editor. Remember that ID we just got? We’re going to use it to target this page and this page only. If your widget is on a page, use the following CSS:

    .page-id-PAGEID .cycle-slide-active {
    	z-index: inherit !important;	
    }

    Otherwise use:

    .postid-PAGEID cycle-slide-active {
    	z-index: inherit !important;	
    }

    Then that’s pretty much it.

    You might also need to install the SiteOrigin CSS Editor.

  6. vijaya kumar Veeraragalu 10 years, 8 days ago

    Thanks for the support And can you explain how transaction effect need to add in siteorgin image & Feature widgets.

  7. Alex S Staff 10 years, 8 days ago

    Hi Vijaya,

    Could you please elaborate on the type of transaction effects you wish to be added. That way I can work out if we’re able to do it or not.

  8. vijaya kumar Veeraragalu 10 years, 8 days ago

    While selecting an image, image hover need to move from bottom to top slowly along with description and Button.

  9. Alex S Staff 10 years, 8 days ago

    Hi Vijaya,

    Unfortunately, this isn’t possible without a fair amount of custom coding. This is beyond the scope of what we can help you with on the forums, but you could hire a developer to implement this for you.

    We highly recommend using Codeable.

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