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What is the ideal size for the Background Image for position Bottom 2? I have tried resizing my image, but I keep getting a repeat-image effect. Please see attached. Difficult to see -- more noticeable on left side of image.


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Thank you, Ciarán.
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Thank you Rita

Considering the parallax background your image height should be about 30% higher than the actual height of the module (approx. 1100px). An alternative solution would be to disable the parallax background by adding the following to the Custom CSS field of your templates parameters...


#container_bottom2_modules .wrapper960 {

    background-position: 50% center !important;

}


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Hi Rita

This would vary slightly depending on the contents of your module. Would you have a URL to an example of your bottom-2# module?

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