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Hello!
Happy and having fun relearning the 2.0 version. Looks powerful!
But I’m trying to do the old trick I did with the effects where you can apply -say a filter- to another element calling its ID or class…and set it to ‘hover’ too if needed.Hope it makes sense and is not resolved elsewhere (tried hard to find it).
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Hi there,
Happy and having fun relearning the 2.0 version. Looks powerful!
Very pleased to hear that 🙂
But I’m trying to do the old trick I did with the effects where you can apply -say a filter- to another element calling its ID or class…and set it to ‘hover’ too if needed.
Hum…not sure I understand; can I see what you’ve done? and can you describe what you want to achieve?
Let me know!
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Hello, thanks for your response.
I knew it wasn’t easy to explain…
Let me try again.
There is an option when you apply an effect to an element where you can choose a ‘state’ and then also a custom selector as a target (it can be either self, inner container, background image, and said custom selector).
Having a second element with that class you can make the effect happen on it instead of on the element where the effect is activated.
Hope it clarifies it.
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I see. It’s easy to do in V2 as well.
You can select the block, go to the style panel, and click the More button on the top of the right sidebar, click +NEW, you can then add your custom selector, in your case, it’s
:hover .hitme, with the Compoind selector option toggled.Here’s a screenshot for your reference:
https://app.screencast.com/8tUnEZsUHSlAn
https://app.screencast.com/ZhDwyWls62GIVThen you can change its style for the selector
.gb-text-xxxxxxx:hover .hitme.Hope it’s clear. 🙂
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Oh thanks! had not think of that approach.
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You are welcome 🙂
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