[ronin]

We’ve found the way to create the effect using the Image Element in the page builder, so really just need to know if there is a way for it to behave in the same way (where it spins to reveal a caption and icon) but have a link to a page instead?

If it can’t, is there a way to insert an image instead of an icon into the sf_iconbox?

cheers, Kurt

[ronin]

Yes, I had. Just playing with it again now, and noticed there is a neighborhood feature in the pagebuilder that duplicates the same function – and it works perfect!

Thanks for the help.

[ronin]

Actually, just solved it myself with the CSS class settings. cheers.

[ronin]

Hi Ed, no problem.

I can’t send you a link at the moment as I’ve temporarily nuked the site to rebuild it in a different way.

However, as it’s happening in the current version of Chrome (Version 29.0.1547.62 m), I imagine you’d be able to easily recreate the problem by setting a given Google font (in my case “Doppio One”), downloading and installing the font locally on your system (mine is Win7 x64) and watch it disappear from Flexform once it’s been installed.

cheers, Kurt

[ronin]

Hi Melanie,

I’ve been using Firebug and it’s great, but in the case of these 3 items, any changes I make to the the styling that shows up (see below) just doesn’t work.

.woocommerce div.product div.images img, .woocommerce #content div.product div.images img, .woocommerce-page div.product div.images img, .woocommerce-page #content div.product div.images img {
box-shadow: 0 1px 2px 0 rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.3);

and:
.spb_recent_posts_widget .recent-post .details-wrap, .spb_posts_carousel_widget .recent-post .details-wrap

So I don’t think this is the correct styling for the shadow areas of either.

cheers, Kurt

[ronin]

p.s. to that – The Google font is working in Rev slider, which it hadn’t been earlier IIRC, but all of the rest of the text that should be the Google font reverts to the plain default.

[ronin]

Hi Ed,

No, it sort of makes it worse in a way – with this version it reverts to the standard font on Chrome, FF, IE, even though it’s set to the Google font. Tried a Google Font not on my system and same problem.

cheers, Kurt.

[ronin]

Hi Melanie,

I just used the above code on a dark site that I just built, and it works perfectly on some images but not others.
(I tweaked it to a black shadow by replacing the “none” of each to -webkit-box-shadow: 1px 2px 3px; color: #000000;

Could you please which CSS entries control the shadow for:

Single product main image
Single product thumbnails
Recent Post image

[ronin]

Thanks Melanie.