Home page images in demo theme
I loaded the Be Vision theme and can't find how/where these 2 images on the home page get loaded.
This first one is the top header image
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This one is in the OUR CLINIC - image and text area and both are overlayed on top of the image below
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I'd like to know how/where to assign these images, and what settings make the overlay in the OUR CLINIC work?
Thanks
This first one is the top header image
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This one is in the OUR CLINIC - image and text area and both are overlayed on top of the image below
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I'd like to know how/where to assign these images, and what settings make the overlay in the OUR CLINIC work?
Thanks
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This first image was set under "Page options" where "Custom CSS" section is But the second is section background image.
I did fond the first image in the bottom page options under "Custom CSS"
But I cannot find out how ar where this second image is loaded
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I also would like to know how " THE CLINIC" text and photo:
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are set to overlay the background image.
If I could learn how this is done - I'd like to use the effect on other pages. It almost seems like a parallex efftect when scrolling.
I don't understand how its being used < and would like to know >
In the section are only 2 items
1 on left is an image
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2 is column with text
both items 1 and 2 are overlayed on top of this image
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How is this home_vision_about_bg.jpg [Links visible only for registered users] loaded? I'm sorry if I'm missing where but I can't find.
I also don't understand how it is seen ONLY in that section. I would assume it had to be loaded within the section with the image and text but I'm not seeing an entry for it
I understand where and how to do it now. It is a very powerful editor and I've learned a lot about it in a short time.
Thanks!