Closed Andoramb closed 2 years ago
I don't really see the fade you're referring to, I assume they're placing a couple of divs over the top and bottom of the image and applying some css to them?
Exactly :) 2 divs on top/bottom with linear-gradient
css like here: WallberryTheme.njk
Could You please help me in adding those parameters to css? I also want every photo to dim to top/bottom, what should I do?
i second this, having two gradients top and bottom is visually much better
Pull latest and set fadeEdges: true
in your config.
thank you, I added this to my custom.css
to make it softer
.MMM-Wallpaper .top-gradient {
height:15%;
background: linear-gradient(rgba(0,0,0,0.5), transparent);
}
.MMM-Wallpaper .bottom-gradient {
height:15%;
background: linear-gradient(transparent, rgba(0,0,0,0.5));
}
@kolbyjack: You've picked this up after 2years... very nice, thanks for your time :)
@kolbyjack: You've picked this up after 2years... very nice, thanks for your time :)
Yeah, sorry it took so long, I just kinda forgot about it tbh :(
Hi again. I noticed that a lot of wallpapers would look much punchier if there is a dim on top/bottom of the screen, just like on Wallberry theme Would it be beneficial for the looks to add like 2 overlays with fade to top/bottom? Thanks! :)