[Casey Taylor]

Hello,
When I upload images onto my pages the produce a hover effect when the mouse goes over them which distorts the quality of the image and is very unappealing to the eye.
How do/can I disable/stop this?
Thank you,
Casey

[Zed]

You need to use a bit of CSS for this:
#content img.alignleft:hover, #content img.alignright:hover, #content img.aligncenter:hover, #content img.alignnone:hover, #content .wp-caption img:hover { opacity: 0.99; }

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[Kami]

That worked for me on most of my images but I still see it in the presentation page columns. How do I disable the same hover effect in the presentation page columns? (front_columns?)

Thanks!

[Kay]

The front columns have a totally different effect actually, with text and div animations. And that’s part of the theme.

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[Victoria]

Good comments about the logos! I have to say the clroos have grown on me! They are bright and catch the eye! I like the logo with the boxes at the end. It seems much more compact and not as distracting as the one with the big “X”. I get quite annoyed when people take Christ out of Christmas and replace it with a big “X”. I think people will know Christ is the center of our church once they come and experience it for themselves. We just need to get them to come out to check it out first. I think the top logo looks more modern and inviting for people who don’t usually go to church. Yet the blocks could show some connection like the church connecting with believers to win the lost, or something like that. The orange block could symbolize the new believer and the church plus other believers could be the other two blocks. When they come together you get an orange block or a new believer. Just a thought! Good luck in your decision!

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Finally! This is just what I was looking for.

[Petec]

Kay,

Thanks for the reply.

Unfortunately I need to know how to stop the opacity on image mouse hover for Presentation Page Columns.
If you view on a mobile device and scroll down on the device screen, the hover effect does not look good.

Regards,

[Petec]

Found it 🙂

It’s wp-content/themes/parabola/frontpage.php

Line 40, I changed:

jQuery(this).find(‘img’).stop().animate({opacity:’0.7′},{queue:false,duration:600});

to

jQuery(this).find(‘img’).stop().animate({opacity:’1′},{queue:false,duration:600});

[Petec]

I came here via google search.
I am running the Parabola Theme and just realised, this is the Tempera Theme section.

Sorry 🙂

[Keleigh]

I want to keep the hover effect on images when there is a larger image or another link, but have it not happen if there is no link, no action. How would this be done?

[Keleigh]

Oops. I was looking for Parabola help also.

[Bert Ernie]

I have tried for hours to solve this. The CSS code is pasted into the Misc section of Parabola settings but alas no change. Love the theme but the hover effect is rather annoying.

[Bert Ernie]

Sometimes using computers makes me want to bang my head. It does work! (CSS) But only on posts I have made AFTER adding the CSS. What the???
Example of a post made after implementing CSS http://berternie.com/paintings/photorealism/vineyard/ – This is great
Example of a post made before implementing CSS http://berternie.com/paintings/photorealism/southern-california-landscape/

[Bert Ernie]

Ahhh – I worked it out. It’s the captions in the image that are causing them. So the links demonstrating the problem of hover on rollover will soon all be fixed.

[Bert Ernie]

Nope. That wasn’t it either. Slowclap for world champion idiot Bert Ernie – for thinking he knows what he is doing.

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