• Hi,
    I’m having trouble changing the height of the front page banner. I need to reduce it in size to reveal more of the imagery below the banner. I can not find it in any css/js or php file. I’ve uploaded a pic, and also not sure what the size should be, but based on the previous stock image it should be 2000px in width, so I made it this, now I just want to chop off the bottom and bring the black section up slightly, perhaps 100-200px. Can anyone help me?

    Site in reference:
    https://www.pegasuscardetailing.com.au/

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  • Thread Starter rubyblue2

    (@rubyblue2)

    The code I have tracked it down to is this on the front page:

    <div class="parallax-mirror" style="visibility: visible; z-index: -100; position: fixed; top: 19.8833px; left: 0px; overflow: hidden; transform: translate3d(0px, 0px, 0px); height: 916px; width: 2434px;">

    and I want to change the height here to: 663px. I can see it works when I change with firebug, but don’t know where to implement in the code. Please help.

    • This reply was modified 8 years, 3 months ago by rubyblue2.
    Thread Starter rubyblue2

    (@rubyblue2)

    I think I found the solution:
    Line 22 of wp-content/themes/simpleshift/assets/js/public.js

    var bannerpadding = ((windowheight-bannerheight)/3);

    This was set to 3, I changed to 4 to decrease the height of the front page banner.

    Hope this helps someone else.

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