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Hey….
I want this image not to be dragged when I try to drag it. As you can see in this site, there’s the same CTA as mine. But when you drag the image in there, it’s not dragging.
Is there a possible way to do it on my site?
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Hi there,
I want this image not to be dragged when I try to drag it.
Not sure if I fully understand. Are you referring to this action here?
https://www.screencast.com/t/VqAqHm74XkX8If so that’s not something the theme can control – it’s simply how static image works.
The example site uses a background image which is why the behavior is different:
https://www.screencast.com/t/dRUGrFzQrYou can try other images on that example site and you would be able to drag it as in your site.
IMO this isn’t something you need to worry about – people don’t normally drag images around in a website.
Hope this helps.
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Yes, I’m referring to the action you’ve sent.
We can do like the example site has done right? We can put the image in the background right?
But if we put the image in the background, it won’t be overlayed on top of the CTA. How to do that?
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We can do like the example site has done right? We can put the image in the background right?
Yes
But if we put the image in the background, it won’t be overlayed on top of the CTA. How to do that?
Can you do that first so I can determine the issue and provide a solution?
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Hey there.
I’ve put the image in the background.
What’s next?
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1. Select the parent container, set
align-itemstodefaultin the layout panel.2. Select the container with the background image, set
margin-rightto-50px,margin-topto-50px,z-indexto2,positiontorelative, setbackground image sizetocontaininstead ofcover, setbackground-positiontocenter bottom. -
Hey Ying…
It worked but there’s a small space in the bottom of the background image. See here.
How to fix this?
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Hi there,
the Container with the Background image set the Spacing > Margin Bottom to
-15px
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