Project thumbnail mouseovers have strange borders & blurry fonts
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wrote on Mar 9, 2016, 9:26 PM last edited by
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hey NR! This can happen because of how browsers render percentage based positions. You'll maybe see that if you resize your browser at one point that border disappears? Anyway, if u want I can take a closer look at your site if u can send me a link.
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wrote on Mar 10, 2016, 9:10 AM last edited by
Hey,
would be great. Please check your inbox.
Cheers!
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wrote on Aug 5, 2016, 11:53 AM last edited by
Hey!
Did you get anything? Same problem here with the borders.
Thanks
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hey MAN, since version 1.8.0 of lay theme you can use brightness instead of background color for the hover. This way you won't get these borders. But yea your image will just change its brightness on mouseover and not its color. I hope that works for you.
Copied from http://laytheme.com/version-history.html
Customizer: "Project Thumbnails" → "Project Thumbnail Mouseover" → new settings for brightness on mouseover. Brightness works better than the "show Background Color" setting if all you need is a darker or brighter thumbnail on mouseover. With brightness you will not experience glitchy 1 pixel lines in Safari on mouseover.
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wrote on Feb 19, 2021, 4:25 PM last edited by
Hey @arminunruh I'm experiencing a similar issue on this website: https://templemagazine.co/ on the project thumbnails with videos. I tried using the opacity instead of background-color but it didn't solve anything
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Dear @jsphbngrnd
Hi :)
On what background videos are you experiencing the problem?Having trouble seeing, also what browser are you using?
Talk soon & have a wonderful day
Richard
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wrote on Feb 22, 2021, 11:49 PM last edited by
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