• webdevsc

    (@webdevsc)


    Hello,
    I am trying to include animate it for the top three images on the left, i want to animate the three small images which are on top of the another big image. the animation seems to not work on image overlay. Please suggest.

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  • Plugin Author eleopard

    (@eleopard)

    Dear Webdevsc,

    Thanks for using the Animate It!

    What you seek seems attainable by adding some custom CSS.

    Can you point out which images specifically are you talking about?
    On the top left, I see the strips background image.

    Thread Starter webdevsc

    (@webdevsc)

    The three images with blue background and some text. whenever i add animate it code, they overflow and hidden.

    Plugin Author eleopard

    (@eleopard)

    Hi Webdevsc,

    I just added the animations using the Inspect element on the browser to the blocks: “Up to 9 passengers”, “Up to 4 hours of range” and “Up to 90lbs of baggage”.

    And the animations are working fine for me.

    I added the classes: “animated fadeInLeft delay1 duration1 infinite eds-on-scroll”

    Try the following:

    1. In the editor chose Text only: https://cdn2.wpbeginner.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/text-editor-wp.png

    2. Then the 3 image code would look like this:
    <img src="image-path" class="image-overlay img-responsive shadow">

    Just go to the animation generator (https://www.downloads.eleopard.in/class-generator-wordpress) create your desired animations and paste with the image classes

    Note: I used FadeIn animation so my classes looked like this “animated fadeInLeft”

    3. Now, add these classes to the tag so it finally looks like this:
    <img src="image-path" class="image-overlay img-responsive shadow animated fadeInLeft">

    And Save.
    This should make the images appear properly in the front-end.

    Let me know if it works for you.

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