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  Public Ticket #1520825
Header border after scroll
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  •  1
    Dennis op den Buijs started the conversation

    Hello,

    First of all, i really love the themes. I have been using North for two years now and just setup another website with Engage.

    For the engage website i have a question. I currently have the header change color after scroll, but i also want to have a border around it. Sadly i cannot find any option for this and with some css magic it would also show a partial border before scroll.

  •  255
    Joanna replied

    Hi Dennis op den Buijs,

    Glad you love the themes!

    Yes we can give you a small CSS snippet where possible (providing it isn't a big CSS custom work request which would go beyond the scope of support).

    Add your website URL so we can have a look


    Kind regards,
    Joanna
    Veented Support

    Find a helpful article for your theme here: https://veented.ticksy.com/articles/#article-categories

    Check out our latest article: How to Improve Page Loading Times

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  •   Dennis op den Buijs replied privately
  •  255
    Joanna replied

    Hi Dennis op den Buijs,

    Ok cool!

    You can change the border to: 'border-bottom' if you just wanted to affect the bottom of the menu only.

    Could you let me know a bit more info about the extra image in the Hero section -what do you mean not scaling to screen?


    Kind regards,
    Joanna
    Veented Support

    Find a helpful article for your theme here: https://veented.ticksy.com/articles/#article-categories

    Check out our latest article: How to Improve Page Loading Times

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  •   Dennis op den Buijs replied privately
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    Joanna replied

    Hi Dennis,

    Ah I see now. The image you are using is not quite the correct size for smaller screens, so we need to shrink  it down via some CSS.

    What you could try is adding this small CSS snippet which tells the image to shrink a bit on smaller screens:

    @media only screen and (max-width:700px) {
        .hero-extra-image.extra-image-center img {
           max-width:200px;        
           height:auto;}
    }

    Add to the Theme Options > Advanced > Custom CSS Styling box


    Kind regards,
    Joanna
    Veented Support

    Find a helpful article for your theme here: https://veented.ticksy.com/articles/#article-categories

    Check out our latest article: How to Improve Page Loading Times

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  •  1
    Dennis op den Buijs replied

    Im sorry but this doenst seem to solve the issue

  •  1
    Dennis op den Buijs replied

    Hi,

    Or atleast it seems to solve it on lower resolution phone, but on desktop when there is a lower resolution the extra image is still not scaling (see attachment)

  •  255
    Joanna replied

    Hi Dennis,

    You can either resize the image (via Photoshop or a different editor) and upload that so it always shows the smaller image, or you can change the @media query to a larger amount, such as 1000px (from the CSS I gave you earlier)


    Kind regards,
    Joanna
    Veented Support

    Find a helpful article for your theme here: https://veented.ticksy.com/articles/#article-categories

    Check out our latest article: How to Improve Page Loading Times

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  •  1
    Dennis op den Buijs replied

    So i have tried that but still in some occasions the 'Extra image' is not scaling down and because of that still pushing the buttons outside of the area.

    I am currently replicating this issue on a laptop with an 1366x768 max resolution.



  •  255
    Joanna replied

    Hi Dennis,

    1366px is considered a large screen. You will need to think about redesigning you layout by making the image smaller (via a image editor).

    Lots to consider when designing for responsive design!


    Kind regards,
    Joanna
    Veented Support

    Find a helpful article for your theme here: https://veented.ticksy.com/articles/#article-categories

    Check out our latest article: How to Improve Page Loading Times

    Don't forget to hit the like button below if you are happy with your support answer :)