Hi, I want to create the prolifically trendy transparent button effect. I can easily do this with a css override in my stylesheet but i’m wondering if maybe I’m missing something in the builder plugin.
I notice the color picker doesn’t seem to allow for transparent. Is this possible without using my stylesheet?
Thanks for getting in touch! You are correct in that this isn’t currently possible with the builder, but it is great feedback and something we have discussed adding in the future. For now, you would need to do this using custom CSS as you mention. Thanks again!
This may help in getting you started. This is how we accomplish the ‘Demo’ button on our homepage. You’ll just need to change the CSS classes to whatever you are trying to accomplish this on. Hope it helps!
No, you would need to add the CSS code to the customizer in the code area that is part of the theme. Or, in your theme stylesheet if not using the BB theme. The first part of the CSS snippets are what is called a class - those are specific to our site so I would suggest just using something like .fl-custom-button for your class. So, the only thing that needs to go into the advanced tab of the button module after putting the CSS in the theme in this case is fl-custom-button. Hope that helps!
The code works the same way in DWB. You just need to go to Genesis > Dynamik Custom > CSS - Then paste the CSS code in there.
Before you go off and buy CSS Hero, I want you to know that right now it does not automatically detect the Beaver Builder Page Builder elements if you’re using Beaver Builder with a Genesis child theme like DWB. The reason is because CSS Hero recognizes Genesis themes as “Hero Ready” which disables the “Rocket Mode” feature needed to detect the Beaver Builder elements.
CSS Hero will still work with BB and DWB, but you’ll just have to manually add the Beaver Builder elements to CSS Hero for now. I will record a video this weekend to show you how to manually add the Beaver Builder elements to CSS Hero, but I do know the CSS Hero guys are working on getting the Beaver Builder elements added to CSS Hero, so it won’t be long before they are automatically detected.
As for conflicts, there are none. DWB, Beaver Builder and CSS Hero all play very well together. They’re all extremely well coded and because CSS works in a hierarchical way, the last style sheet loaded wins. So for example: the DWB style sheet loads first then Beaver Builder inherits the main styles from DWB before loading it’s own style sheet, then, last but not least, CSS Hero loads it’s style sheet. If the same element is two of the style sheets, the last one usually wins. I say usually, because there are a couple of exceptions like using an !important modifier that over-ride the rules.
I typically copy all the CSS created by CSS Hero and paste it into the Custom CSS area of DWB, then disable CSS Hero when the site is finished. This is not really necessary (CSS Hero does not slow things down) but, I like to have all my custom CSS in one place and it stops clients messing with CSS Hero if they’re logged in.
There’ll be a few more videos than usual this week so I can catch up a bit. I’ll make sure there is one on using DWB with CSS Hero for you.
Could someone point out what idiotic mistake I’ve made here - http://monagrace.net
My class is .meditation-button. I’m using DWB. I added Colin’s code. I don’t want the transparent button universal.
Yes, I know there’s 2 buttons there. So this is a second quandary. On 13" laptop that call out is centered vertically. On 21.5" desktop it is not. Hence, my trying to use the button instead of the call out to see if I can fix that problem. I’ll take a solution for either. Thanks.
Will there ever be a transparent button option like the call out has? That would be nice;)