- Issue created by @AlfTheCat
- Status changed to Fixed
about 1 year ago 3:53am 1 February 2024 - 🇮🇩Indonesia gausarts
Thank you.
I hope you can make it one way or another :)
I hardly worry about CSS issues with custom works.
You may want to learn the CSS yourself, or hire a themer if you can afford one.> ..on desktop I can get a background slide with text overlaid ... I have read this may be able to be solved via CSS but I don't see how.
Yes, CSS is the way to go as you said it works fine on desktop.
You can override the module libraries as noted here https://www.drupal.org/node/2497313 → , or just put your custom CSS overrides in your theme. Your theme will always win if you do it correctly.For how, you can press F12, and start inspecting the relevant elements and their CSS rules which make them overlaid and clone the rules to your global CSS perhaps with some media query for better displays.
- 🇹🇭Thailand AlfTheCat
Thanks for the reply, I think something is not properly working with my Slick setup, thumbnail navigation is also not working. I don't have any errors in the log or the console but some of the example views are also not working as expected. I had Slick working on older versions (10.1.x) of Drupal but on a fresh 10.2.x install it's giving me issues. I've used another slider for now, I hope to be able to investigate further what is causing parts of Slick to not work.
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