Two image hover styles
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if you look closely through the DOM using chrome browser inspector for example you will find this dom element for the right background images.
so all we need to do is use this css:
.lay-imagehover-on-element[data-imageposition="rightbackground"]{ z-index: 99; }
in lay options → custom css & html, put it in custom css
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yea no the project index element doesn't have these settings!
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Not working :/ Here's a direct link so you can instantly see what I'm trying to do: https://new.id.is/erna-gunnarsdottir/
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well just do it the other way around
in the default settings make all images be rightbackground and position above all elements
and for your other links on your website, edit them in the gridder and set all of them to center-fixed
and then use this css to make them be underneath other elements
.lay-imagehover-on-element[data-imageposition="centerfixed"]{ z-index: 0!important; }
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So I'm currently using a workaround by creating a faux project index in the gridder, linking both text and rows. Doesn't quite work as good so It would be great to figure out some solution. Could I target multiple data IDs of the imgs to override the settings? Or some other way?
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no you can't
you can link a whole row and set a imagehover image for that linked row. did you know that? you might want to do that
right click an empty part of the row in the gridder and click "link row"
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Yep I'm doing it! See here: https://new.id.is/en/elin-signy-w-ragnarsdottir-en/
It works okay but the animation could be more smooth between elements. (If I could link the horizontal lines I would do it as well haha) It would be lovely to access the imagehover settings through the project index in the future. If that makes sense? -
hey try to use space top and space bottom on the elements, right click the texts, spaces → set space top and space bottom
then set row gutter to 0 between the elements
because right now when your mouse is between rows, the image hover wont be triggered
that should do the trick
It would be lovely to access the imagehover settings through the project index in the future.
that is a good idea yea, not sure if i will work on it though :O cause im not sure if many people would need this
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