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SOLVED Slideshow /fullscreen / footer
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- Felix
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Hello
I am in the process of developing a new website. I want to use a fullslider (fullscreen) on the homepage (startpage) and display the footer with links in the bottom right corner of the slideshow in this fullslider (slideshow fullscreen). On the start page I disabled #g-main. Is that possible? Or is it only possible with the slideshow (Gantry Particle)?
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Traudel
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- MrT
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Anything is possible it just depends on your skillset to do it.
How far did you get?
Why disable g-main?
Please do a screenshot of your problem and annotate to make it clear what you are trying to achieve.
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- Felix
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Hi,
You can see on image 1 the fullslider (only on the home page (itemid-101) and on image 2 with the footer area.
The Footerberecih I only want to set on the itemid-101 in the slideshow below right.
Therefore I disabled g-main on itemid-101 (display: none; - custom.scss)
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Traudel
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- MrT
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Please would you post your URL, superuser id and pswd in the secure tab of your post and I'll have a look for you.
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- Felix
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Hi Mark,
i still have the site local.
But I tried something (see screenshot).
with SCSS, here the code:
.itemid-101 #g-main { display: none; } .itemid-101 #g-footer { border: none; text-transform: uppercase; position: fixed; bottom: 0; left: 0; padding: 0; z-index: 100; background: transparent; color: #fff; text-align: center; font-weight: bold; } .itemid-101 #g-footer .g-content { margin: 0; }
Is that correct????
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Traudel
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- MrT
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Well I wouldn't be doing it that way If I were you, I'd be creating a separate outline for the "home" menu item and inheriting any content I want to keep from the original outline that you are using now. Then, I'd just remove the contents of the main section from the layout of that new outline.
Why? Because what's the point in downloading a lot of stuff to the browser that you are then going to permanently hide and which leaves you exposed to a user turning it back on with a browser development tool. Regarding the "fixing" of the footer position, yes you can do it that way but normally you would find the you would have to add padding to the bottom of the section above the "footer" in order for the footer not to overlap and obscure the content of that section once it is in a fixed position.
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