[macrenshaw]

Thank you! That is quite wonderful.

[macrenshaw]

That didn’t seem to work. But it’s okay. I just reduced the opacity to something that I like and adjusted the color. So no worries. But thank you for all of y’alls assistance on every question asked.

[macrenshaw]

Thank you for all of y’alls help. I know I ask a lot questions.

[macrenshaw]

I moved my site over to the main domain now.
new url: http://www.macrenshaw.com

[macrenshaw]

I moved my site over to the main domain now.
new url: http://www.macrenshaw.com

[macrenshaw]

So the hover overlay opacity is controlled by this:

figure:hover > a > .overlay {
	opacity: 0.1;
	-moz-opacity: 0.7;
	filter:alpha(opacity=60);
	margin-top: -1.6px; /* GAP FIX */
	padding-bottom: 1.6px; /* GAP FIX */

But it seems to effect the arrow as well as the colored overlay. I haven’t been able to figure out how to separate them yet. The values in the code are just things I was using to test it out.

site: dev.macrenshaw.com

[macrenshaw]

It worked. Thank you very much.

[macrenshaw]

It didn’t work.

[macrenshaw]

Not really, but that’s alright.

Thank you for your assistance though.

Regards,
Matthew Crenshaw

[macrenshaw]

No I haven’t. I was wondering if it was possible to keep the arrow? I’ll turn the overlay back on.
Sorry about that.

[macrenshaw]

Hmmm, my links keep on disappearing.
Hear they are again. : http://dev.macrenshaw.com/?portfolio=rosetta-stone
Example of what it should look like: http://macrenshaw.com/?portfolio=rosetta-stone

[macrenshaw]

If you go to the Rosetta Stone portfolio page , Images are expanding to 940(w) instead of remaining at 600(w) except the print ads and the billboard at the bottom. The iPhones are expanding to 460(w) instead of remaining at 300(w). Sorry for any confusion. And thanks again.

Here is the example from my current site:
The only difference is that I put the iPhones in 1 column, instead of 2.

Regards,
Matthew Crenshaw

[macrenshaw]

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[macrenshaw]

Here is what I’ve tried so far…
I could get rid of the overlay completely along with the arrow by doing this:

figure .overlay {
display: none;
}

I could not however change the color or transparency.

But when I did this by accident

figure.overlay{
width: auto !important;
max-width: 100% !important;
margin-left: auto;
margin-right: auto;
}

I got rid of the blue overlay and the arrow was pushed to the left side of the thumbnail. But I have no idea what happened to the blue overlay nor why the arrow was pushed to the left.This was done by accident.

[macrenshaw]

Thanks for the weekend reply, it is appreciated. It didn’t do anything. So if you have any other options that would be great. Also I was wondering if instead of making it transparent could I just comment it out in the css file? And if so would you know the name of the class and then Ill just do a search and see if I can find it.

Cheers.
Matthew