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How to set the transition delay of the header image for Ashley template

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Hello,

I'm using the Ashley template (Joomla4) with more background images. Now I want to set the transition time from one to another bg image.
There is no setting for that in the template settings.
In the index.php I found this on line 130 "delay: <?php echo $headerslideinterval ?>,"
But I can't find the $headerslideinterval.

How can I set the transition time for this?

Many thanks

Best regards
Kees
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Hi Kees

Does replacing the following with the desired time (in ms) eg 4000 give you the desired result...

<?php echo $headerslideinterval ?>


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Hello Ciaran,

I think I was not clear enough.
What I want is to set the transition time between to background images. Not the time that a background is shown. Because I can set that in the template settings. But I want to set the transition length (the time it takes to fade from one image to the next).

Is that possible?

Thanks
Kees
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Hi Kees

After the line mentioned above...

delay: <?php echo $headerslideinterval ?>,


Try adding the following (edit to taste)

transition­Duration: 2000,


For more details on these settings, check out.. https://vegas.jaysalvat.com/documentation/settings/

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