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Doug DavisParticipant
Thank you, I appreciate it. I was going to try that this morning (use Twitter instead of X) and saw your message before I tried it. It works! When do you think the next update will be released?
Doug DavisParticipantWe’ve added our new X (Twitter) account to the social media icon area in the header. However, you’ll notice a link icon appears rather than an X or Twitter icon. How can we get that corrected?
https://new.numismaticcrimes.org/
Thanks,
Terri
Doug DavisParticipantI added the code to Additional CSS and nothing changed. I would like this header area to look exactly like the demo of Graduate Pro when I add the social media icons and the “Connect with Counselor” but it doesn’t. The “Connect with Counselor” button is huge and takes up too much space. The social media icons drop to a second line which make the header area huge. How do I get what the demo displayed? Thanks.
Doug DavisParticipantBanner image for web pages other than home page. I’m trying to remove the black overlay or reduce the opacity for the banner image. No changes work… tried removing background color altogether, tried reducing opacity, tried display: none and can’t get the black overlay removed. Please advise. We would like to see clear image with no overlay since image is already on the dark side.
.black-overlay {
width: 100%;
height: 100%;
background-color: #000000;
position: absolute;
top: 0;
opacity: 0.5;
left: 0;
}Doug DavisParticipantThank you. I appreciate your reply.
I did finally figure it out right before you emailed me. However, when I added the button and two social media URLs I end up with a huge amount of white space that I can’t seem to get rid of.
Even if I delete the button and social media icons, I’m still left with a lot of space in the header area. https://new.numismaticcrimes.org/
Any ideas on how to correct this?
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