Great plugin btw, until I f***ed up 🙂
Don´t know what it was, but tried it more or less all over again and works like a charm now.
Don’t know how to resolve the subject though.
Hahah 🙂
Thanks a lot, if you find something, let me know 😉
Regards,
Julien
Hej, actually there is one thing I wonder about. I have placed som content in the “entry-content” div-class. (obviously)
I have placed a logo above the div-class “fp-slidesNav top” using the following code:
.fp-slidesNav.top:before {
content: ”;
background-image: url(http://media.kampanj.bidnord.com/2016/10/Bidnord_logo_flat_ny_white.svg);
background-size: contain;
width: 180px;
height: 70px;
display: block;
margin-left: auto;
margin-right: auto; }
.entry-content { margin-top: 120px; } (to give it the correct space from the top)
However, when on a small window or phone, when I scroll down the content from entry-content is placed “under” of the fp-slidesNav top div. I need either the logo and nav part to scroll with the content or place the content ontop of the navigation and logo. Any ideas?
All the best, Jesper
Hi Jesper,
Perhaps you should try in your slide / style / Vertical Position the option Bottom instead of adding a margin bottom to your entry-content…
Let me know if that helps.
If not, please give me an access to your website so I could check it by myself.
Best,
Julien
Hey,
Thank you for your response. That’s not really what I mean.
I want the entry-content to be placed on top like you can do with z-index (however I can´t make that happen).
So that when scrolling the entry-content over .fp-slidesNav.top:before, I want the entry-content to be visible, not the other way around. If you understand that? I will also send you a direct message for access to my website if you think that is better, much appreciated.
(The orange logos and the text I would like to be placed ontop of the logo saying bidnord and the navigation)
/ Jesper
I just figured that the div I want to be be placed “behind” the other is placed inside another div which I figured made it impossible to use z-index. And I am really lousy coding in php so I have no idea how to do it. If you think you know how to give it a go, if not I just have to manage without it, no worries 🙂
Or better yet, I will just to as you said I think, place the nav in the bottom and then just place the logo in the entry-content and force it to follow the rest of the content.
Sorry about all the long answers and questions!
(If you would have an idea on how to actually make what I want happen, by all means, give me a shout 🙂 )
Hi Jesper !
I just figured that the div I want to be be placed “behind” the other is placed inside another div
=> you’re right, that’s not possible like it…
The only solution is to add behind each slide a slides navigation overriding slide.php… But I really don’t know if it’ll work !
Regards,
Julien
