Navbar help
Hi all.
It's that time of the year when I get bored with my site and want a redesign!
I'm thinking of using the full screen slideshow for my landing page. I've created a transparent version of my logo and that shows up great against any images that I have running in the slideshow, but the navbar doesn't always show well. Any ideas how I can solve?? (for example - could I put a slightly transparent box behind the navbar - just the text, not the whole width of the page? OR am I able to create buttons using my own font instead of the options available as standard?).
I'm just playing with the design at the moment, so haven't got a link I can send, but hope my explanation is clear.
As ever, any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Adam
www.elmani.com
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For your question, yes. You can either use an transparent or semi-transparent navbar or you can create buttons in CSS or Photoshop and then use a HTML/CSS block to create you navbar.
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Thanks Mike. I've now set the full screen gallery up on my homepage (www.elmani.com). It works as I wanted it to, but on some photo's you can't read the menu text. Any advice on how I can either 1) Put a semi-transparent box or 2) Create buttons using my own font (like my logo?) - I only want to use this on my homepage, I want to stick with how it looks on all my other pages. I've searched the forum already, but can't figure it out.. Thanks in advance
What I would do is to have a semi-transparent background on your header (logo and navbar). You can probably add a CSS block on THIS PAGE ONLY, although you can add it to your theme's custom CSS section.
If you prefer just the navbar, use this instead:
You can change the opacity (
.5
) from0
(transparent) to1
(solid).Images in the Backcountry
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Thanks as ever Mike! However, I'm trying to find a solution to put the semi-transparent bar just being the menu text and not the whole width of the page... any ideas? Adam
Got it.
The padding is top/bottom (10px) and left/right (15px). Adjust as necessary.
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Mike, you're a legend! Thanks