Background Image Padding creates unwanted dropshadow

[ecollective]

Hi There – Loving this theme! We are currently wanting to expand the view of the background image a bit, not to full window view, but just a bit taller. In order to do that, I’ve extended the vertical padding the in parallax background image to 75. It worked great EXCEPT for these dropshadows that show up where the padding supposedly starts. Can we remove these dropshadows at the top and bottom so that all we see is the background image? See yellow circles in attachment please. Thank you very much for your help! g

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[Rui Guerreiro – SUPPORT]

Hi,

Please provide us the link to this page so we can try to provide some css?
Thanks

-Rui

[ecollective]

Hi There Rui – Thanks for your reply..but after posting I was able to find an extra class name “no-shadow” that worked like a charm! Thank you!

[Rui Guerreiro – SUPPORT]

Great. Glad you sorted it.
-Rui

[mlc2475]

Hi there, ecollective

Where did you find that extra class (no-shadow) and are there others that magically do things like that?

[ecollective]

Hi @mlc2475 –
I wish I could tell you that there was a list of extra classes somewhere, but I remember specifically doing a search for the shadow…and wanting to remove it.
Sorry I can’t help you more!!! Perhaps the guys at Swift will read your comment and be able to provide some help! Good luck!

[mlc2475]

Thanks! I have previously used X-theme, which includes a long list of pre-made helper classes and I was hoping it was the same with Cardinal. #foiledagain

[Mohammad – SUPPORT]

Hi,

@mlc2475 – Have you managed to resolve the issue?
Thanks
Mohammad

[mlc2475]

Hi Mohammad

Yes, I resolved the drop shadow issue using the simple helper class: “no-shadow” However I was wondering if you had a list of other helper classes like this and what they do?

[Mohammad – SUPPORT]

Hi,
I dont know all helper classes. I will ask to development team and will reply to you.

Thanks
Mohammad