I need your help. How do I make the title and subtitle for pages included in portfolio (like at the end of my home page in the section "Explore by Theme") always show? Or at least show in hover reverse state?
Can you please try to be very specific about the question and explain it more for me, in this way I can easily understand you and give you the proper answer.
When you create a portfolio page, you have the option to show the title and subtitle on the thumbnail picture - you can do that by controlling the hover state. That makes it easy for clients to understand what the link is about (see attached top10)
When you create a page however, how do you make the title and subtitle show on the thumbnail? You get the pictures but you don't immediately know what the thumbnail links are about (see attached explore by theme)
It's probably easy to do but I haven't figured that out yet and was wondering if you could please help me
This is a customization question and support doesn't offer customization services as we wrote on our support homepage and on this area . I will try to help you this time though
Can you please add the code below to your Custom CSS area:
This hover effect is a fantastic solution! So elegant! It shows all titles yet it keeps the fun of hovering over thumbnails to discover the subtitle. Thank you so much, you're great!
I'm really overwhelmed with all your support, I'm just approaching web press for the first time and your help has been phenomenal. Thank you again
Hi guys,
I need your help. How do I make the title and subtitle for pages included in portfolio (like at the end of my home page in the section "Explore by Theme") always show? Or at least show in hover reverse state?
Nico
Hi Nico,
Can you please try to be very specific about the question and explain it more for me, in this way I can easily understand you and give you the proper answer.
Thanks!
Hi Ylli,
Yes of course, thanks for asking.
When you create a portfolio page, you have the option to show the title and subtitle on the thumbnail picture - you can do that by controlling the hover state. That makes it easy for clients to understand what the link is about (see attached top10)
When you create a page however, how do you make the title and subtitle show on the thumbnail? You get the pictures but you don't immediately know what the thumbnail links are about (see attached explore by theme)
It's probably easy to do but I haven't figured that out yet and was wondering if you could please help me
Hi Nico,
This is a customization question and support doesn't offer customization services as we wrote on our support homepage and on this area . I will try to help you this time though
Can you please add the code below to your Custom CSS area:
.portfolio-item .hover-state { opacity: 1 !important; } .portfolio-item .hover-state.hover-eff-fade-slide .info h3 { filter: alpha(opacity=1) !important; -webkit-opacity: 1 !important; -moz-opacity: 1 !important; opacity: 1 !important }Have a great weekend!
Hi Ylli,
This hover effect is a fantastic solution! So elegant! It shows all titles yet it keeps the fun of hovering over thumbnails to discover the subtitle. Thank you so much, you're great!
I'm really overwhelmed with all your support, I'm just approaching web press for the first time and your help has been phenomenal. Thank you again
Hi Hnico,
Thanks for your kind words, I really appreciate that
Will set this ticket as solved from here.