Decoration displays above a parallax

  • Hi Mr. Meo,

    I find your X-Mas Decoration very nice – I’ve been using it for several years.
    However, this year, I updated my website, and added a parallax on the front page (using the Shapely theme). Now, the Christmas Decoration is showing ABOVE the parallax, revealing som of the page, the parallax is placed on top of.
    How can I change that, does that require an edit in the code?

    Hope to hear from you!
    Merry Christmas!

    Albert van Harten
    [email protected]

    PS I actually have an idea to extend your plugin – please hear me out if you are interested.

    The page I need help with: [log in to see the link]

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  • Plugin Author Mr. Meo

    (@meohen1989)

    Hi,
    I’ve updated my code, please redownload my plugin.

    At backend, open Settings > Xmas Decoration, remove value of Body Padding Top

    Save and see the change

    • This reply was modified 3 years, 11 months ago by Mr. Meo.
    Thread Starter albertvanharten

    (@albertvanharten)

    Wauw! You’re a genius. Thank you so very much! Now the decoration is being displayed correct.

    A long time ago, before I changed to WordPress, my website was a self-built site in PHP. Then, I created a Christmas decoration function, that automatically turned on the decoration on the First Sunday of Advent – the day of which it is unofficially OK to show Christmas Decoration, in Denmark. The function also disabled the decoration on the 6th of January, which is All Saints Day – the day that accoring to Danish traditions, Christmas Decoration should be removed.
    But I know, that accoring to DUTCH traditions, Christmas Decoration is “allowed” from the day AFTER Saint Nicholas (5th of December) – so each country has it’s own traditions regarding Christmas Decorations.

    Have you thought about a possibility to add a simple schedular to your plugin?
    Either “enter a start and end date”, or a function like “start after Saint Nicholas”, and “Start First Sunday of Advent”, and so forth?

    Albert

    Plugin Author Mr. Meo

    (@meohen1989)

    That’s nice feature. I’ll try to add it soon.

    Thread Starter albertvanharten

    (@albertvanharten)

    The “start on First Sunday of Advent”/”After Saint Nicholas” would possibly only be used in Denmark and The Netherlands. I just googled “When should I decorate for Christmas”, and found out that Americans might start decorating in the weekend of Thanksgiving. This year, that seems to fit with the Danish tradition, but that isn’t the fact every year. I am not sure how “we” can cover all the traditions in the world, but if you want, I’d like to find out some other traditions.

    Another feature could be decoration for Easter, or perhaps holidays from other cultures/religions (like Eid or Hannukah), and perhaps own preferences like birthday decorations on specific days/periods.

    Albert

    Thread Starter albertvanharten

    (@albertvanharten)

    Oh, if you’d like to receive my old PHP code on “the First Sunday Of Advent”, just tell me – I might be able to find it. Not sure if you would need it …

    Albert

    Plugin Author Mr. Meo

    (@meohen1989)

    I’ll let you pick start date and end date. ??

    Plugin Author Mr. Meo

    (@meohen1989)

    new update has arrived, please check

    Thread Starter albertvanharten

    (@albertvanharten)

    You’re very fast! Thank you so much!!

    Albert

    Thread Starter albertvanharten

    (@albertvanharten)

    Hi Mr. Meo
    I added a stop date function to your X-Mas Decoration. If you want the source code, then throw me an e-mail at albert (at) computernoerden (dot) dk.
    I will ONLY send the source file to Mr. Meo – no-one else!

    Albert

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