Hello, @raymondkersten!
You should try to fix the mixed-content errors, it may solve the problem you have.
Check out some plugins, for example:
SSL Insecure Content Fixer
or
Really Simple SSL
Regards
@themevision,
Thanks from the prompt reply & support, the first plugin already resolved my issue.
guys, im sorry i know this isnt the right topic, i should ask in https://wordpress.org/support/topic/differents-image-header/ but its closed and i need help, why when i use the code
.page-id-8 #agama-header-image{
content:url(“https://www.niagarafallsstatepark.com/~/media/parks/niagara-falls/homepage/banner-niagara2.jpg”);
}
it works but not in edge nor internet explorer just chrome and firefox
thanks
Hello,@asnofanta!
Maybe you should try the solutions described in the next article:
css-content image workaround for edge and internet explorer
Regards
hello @themevision, i tried to use the solution but it didnt work, it actually added the second picture after the regular header, so now it has 2 picture 🙁
Hello, @asnofanta!
Then you need to remove one code… 🙂
Can you give me an address to your website?
Regards
Hello @themevision, thanks for your follow up, the page is http://www.espiralaespora.org/?page_id=1518/#jc, it has the :after and because of that has 2 picture, if i remove the :after it will give the regular header in ms iexplorer but in chrome and firefox shows the right header
thanks a lot for ur help @themevision
Hello,@asnofanta!
The next code should work for you (Insert it instead of the old one):
.page-id-1518 #agama-header-image
{
background-image:url('../wp-content/uploads/2019/04/jovenes-creativos-2010-9.jpg');
height:500px;
background-position:left;
background-repeat: no-repeat;
background-size: contain;
}
https://prnt.sc/nmsb8n
https://prnt.sc/nmsbh7
Regards
i did it but now its not showing on iexplorer and firefox either
https://prnt.sc/nmvzq3
