• Can anyone tell me if it’s possible to remove the black area on the left side of the sliders in the Executive Pro Theme? I want to have it a different colour so it blends in with my image if possible. Cheers.

    Regards,

    Stephen McDonell

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  • can you send the link to the actual site plz. i can maybe help you.

    Thread Starter smcdonell

    (@smcdonell)

    Hi Forensica,

    Site is http://www.mcdonellitservices.com.au. Cheers.

    Go to your theme css file:

    http://mcdonellitservices.com.au/wp-content/plugins/genesis-responsive-slider/style.css

    look for these classes:

    .content .genesis_responsive_slider .slide-excerpt

    and change background-color to the hex color of your choice.

    Thread Starter smcdonell

    (@smcdonell)

    Thanks buddy. You’re a champ.

    Thread Starter smcdonell

    (@smcdonell)

    By the way is there any way to have it disappear altogether and just have the image there instead?

    Thanks 🙂

    Sure… just add to the class:

    slide-excerpt-border

    to : display:none;visibility:hidden

    and add to:

    slide-excerpt

    background-image:url(YOURIMAGEURL)

    Thread Starter smcdonell

    (@smcdonell)

    Dude you are the Man. Sorry I’m really dumb when it comes to this so bare with me. I can see body .slide-excerpt-border and display: inline; so I assume I change this to none instead of inline but do I add the visibility:hidden straight after it? Also when I go to the file it opens it in notepad which is fine but when I go to save it it doesn’t save the changes. I’m I doing something wrong here? I just cut and pasted the link you sent me and put it into IE then it opened up notepad.

    np.

    Yes, you change that to display:none, and add the visibility:hidden dont forget to put the “;” at the end of each line. If you opened it with notepad it maybe saved as .txt, you must change in the save screen (in notepad) save as file : All Files (*.*) and saved it with the css extension in the same dir as the original file. Btw… always is a good practice to make a backup of the file just in case you need to start again or use the old css directives.

    Thread Starter smcdonell

    (@smcdonell)

    Great. Thanks again champ.

    You’re welcome.

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