The picture I have uploaded and used as homepage picture on my www.roiit.dk for some reason unknown to me all display so very much darker than the original source picture....
Why is that - what am i NOT doing correctly? I need that not to like that.
As you can see - right now I am actually displaying the picture you guys have preloaded with the Slider...perhaps there are issues with the theme I using...
Please help me as soon as possible....I am attending a fair/an exhibition soon and I need tmy homepage to be as presentable as possible
To solve this you will simply need to delete this part from the CSS file, so it does not interfere with the slider.
As I can see there are other CSS overwritings by your theme as well, so if you experience any other misbehavior, it's recommended to look around in this file again.
Unfortunately as the issue is generated in your theme files, we cannot solve it from our end.
In case you're not familiar with this process, I'd recommend to contact your theme author. They should be able to provide you with additional information on this case and on how you can prevent this theme behavior from being applied on the slider.
Hi Support.
The picture I have uploaded and used as homepage picture on my www.roiit.dk for some reason unknown to me all display so very much darker than the original source picture....
Why is that - what am i NOT doing correctly? I need that not to like that.
As you can see - right now I am actually displaying the picture you guys have preloaded with the Slider...perhaps there are issues with the theme I using...
Please help me as soon as possible....I am attending a fair/an exhibition soon and I need tmy homepage to be as presentable as possible
Please let me hear from you.
Best regards
Peter
Hey Peter,
This problem is generated by your theme.
In this file: http://roiit.dk/wp-content/themes/economist/css/commercegurus.css
On line 6603:
body .ls-layers:before { content: ""; width: 85%; height: 100%; background: linear-gradient(to right, #000 20%, rgba(0,0,0,0) 100%); position: absolute; z-index: 100; top: 0; left: 0; opacity: 0.85; display: block; width: 100%; }To solve this you will simply need to delete this part from the CSS file, so it does not interfere with the slider.
As I can see there are other CSS overwritings by your theme as well, so if you experience any other misbehavior, it's recommended to look around in this file again.
Hi Attila.
Thanks for your respons.
To be honest - I wouldn´t know how to do what you suggest - can you do this amendment?
/Peter
Unfortunately as the issue is generated in your theme files, we cannot solve it from our end.
In case you're not familiar with this process, I'd recommend to contact your theme author. They should be able to provide you with additional information on this case and on how you can prevent this theme behavior from being applied on the slider.