Image Overlay V2 - Free update

Custom Brics
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We have just released Image Overlay V2. This update is completely free to all who already own V1. Just open Extension Manager and click install.

If you don’t have it installed right now, but purchased the Bric at some point, you can login to your Paddle account and download the latest version.

We have added a lots of new functionality which you can preview here.

Keep an eye out for more updates coming to our custom Brics as well as some new ones.

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In a word, awesome. This is a must have bric with this update.

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Thanks, Norm. This new version is perfect!

Casey

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It’s actually showing as no update available in the extension manager.

Screenshot 2023-02-01 at 12.27.53

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so coooool … danke Norman

gerne mehr solcher “Schmuckstücke” :wink: :+1:

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Looks like you have the oldest version. I’ll send you a copy.

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That’s OK I grabbed V2 from Paddle. All fixed.

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I got the update via Extension Manager.
But the search for updates still needs several minutes. Not good.
Never was this way.

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Mine showed up in the manager…FYI

Rich the Weather Guy

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Hmmmm no updates available…

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You should be on 1.0.2 to see the update to 2.0. You can directly download it from Paddle.

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Go grab V2 from Paddle.

https://my.paddle.com/login

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Looks great @Norm - nice one.

A few things t i would personally find useful and not sure if it can do this?

  1. Be able to change speed of the transition?

  2. Change font sizes?

  3. Be able to add custom classes from buttons used on the website being worked on.

Thanks Norm.

Your update is brilliant. - thanks,.

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These would all be useful. If I had to choose one only it would be the custom class for the buttons, so they can match the appearance used elsewhere on the website.

For example, at the moment I have a “no style” button that is transparent with a fine black border and text in Bodoni italic. On hover the button turns purple with white text and a timed fade, all achieved through custom classes. An option to apply custom class styling here would really open up the design options.

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  1. To change the speed of transition just add:
.img-overlay-main-container:hover .img-overlay-container {
transition:all .3s ease-in-out;
}

and change the transition speed.

  1. Changing font sizes has been discussed countless times on the forum. Just do a search.

  2. Add a custom class to a button is as simple as duplicating your fancy styling class and renaming it to: .overlay-btn

All can be achieved with little to none effort. :slightly_smiling_face:

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