Hi
Is it possible … or am I missing something… or is it still yet to come to get NO COLOR backgrounds with EXHIBEO?
I am referring to my home page using the SLIDE gallery style.
Thanks
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That’s a nice looking site Ken. That’s the Slide theme, right?
How are you setting the Padding color on the Image Style controls? I think
if you open your browser and the Exhibeo project in the same screen, click
on the color well for the Padding color to bring up the system color gadget
then click the eyedropper and click on your browser background, it should
be a lot closer match.
Maybe. Try it and see if it’s any better.
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Ernie Simpson
On Wed, Feb 6, 2013 at 8:07 PM, Ken email@hidden wrote:
Hi
Is it possible … or am I missing something… or is it still yet to come
to get NO COLOR backgrounds with EXHIBEO?I am referring to my home page using the SLIDE gallery style.
Thanks
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Hey thanks Ernie! I do appreciate the compliments.
Through the method you described is how I came up with the current color for the padding/background.
Let us add NO COLOR backgrounds it to the list for a future update.
Great minds think/drink alike.
Cheers!
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I think the only way for transparency would be to have Exhibeo output the
slides as transparent pngs instead of jpegs, which don’t support
transparency. The problem with that is pngs are notoriously large, and
would slow the whole page down.
You might try reversing the direction of color sampling… it’s a little
tricky, but let me outline a possible approach…
Jpegs are RGB color, but Freeway Pro uses Hex values to describe colors –
so maybe our FWP hex color (#202020) isn’t able to get close enough to the
jpeg slide’s RGB color (48,48,48).
Try this:
In Freeway Pro, open the Style Editor. If there is not already a Tag style
named body then create it. Remember, Tag styles have their name in the
Tag field of the Style Editor with the Name field usually empty. Now open
the Extended attribute dialog and create a new attribute:
Name: background-color
Value: rgb(48,48,48) !important
Exit the Style Editor and republish, then Preview.
???
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Ernie Simpson
On Thu, Feb 7, 2013 at 11:41 AM, Ken email@hidden wrote:
Hey thanks Ernie! I do appreciate the compliments.
Through the method you described is how I came up with the current color
for the padding/background.
Let us add NO COLOR backgrounds it to the list for a future update.Great minds think/drink alike.
Cheers!
_ken
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Hey Ernie.
So I gave this a shot as you described. I appreciate you taking the time to explain it. Though I am going to have to throw in the towel … for now. I was unsuccessful. There is always the chance I could come back and give it another try later.
Thanks again.
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