Hey,
Row layout, under the background settings scroll down to background attachment and there change from scroll (standard) to parallax.
I hope that helps!
Ben
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a4jp
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Thanks for the super fast reply.
If it is okay, can you change the update note so it is easier for people to find? Also if the tile of Row Layout was changed to Kadence Row Layout it would make it easier to know which block we are using. Parallax would also be cool in the name somehow. It would make searching a breeze.
Maybe Kadence Row (Parallax) would be nice.
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This reply was modified 5 years, 2 months ago by
a4jp.
Hey,
Thanks for the feedback, I’ll try to make the changelog more informative.
Because Parallax is a very small feature in what the row layout can do I don’t think I foresee changing the name. Also if you search for KT all our blocks come up in the search, you can also click on the Kadence Blocks category.
Ben
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a4jp
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I’ll take some screen shots if you like.
It’s more of a problem after the block is used.
We mouse over a tiny move handle, see some name (clicking on the handle brings up the setting but it doesn’t say which block it is from), the we click on the plus mark and search for the name, just to check which block has been used every time for every block from all the different companies 🙁 I have to do this sometimes on every page before disabling plugins and breaking a site now. WordPress doesn’t say which blocks are being used as far as I can see so far.
One click on the handle with a proper name would be a million times more user friendly.
It doesn’t matter too much what the name is as long as you include the word Kadence if that is okay.
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a4jp
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I can understand your point from just adding the blocks though. Especially if the block is also installed on my website.
Can you send me a screenshot, I’m not understanding the name should be right there in the top right corner of the settings. Also if you click the “breadcrumbs” at the top left you can see each block in a series of nested blocks.
