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i need help for my webpage.
I bought an Ariana's Template. I would like to put an image and a text like the demo of template, that seems that the image
moves behind when I scroll the page, and that fill all the horizontal page.
I tried with custom module but i can't.

I leave there the link to the template demo


I hope someone can help me.

thank you
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Hello

To amend try editing your background image to only take up the right side (eg. https://www.joomla51.com/demo/0161/images/bottom-2-bg.jpg).

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I succeeded to put background image to module position (bottom 3) with the text on the other side, thanks to the custom modules. but now I can't "resize" the image on its side, and it stretch on all wide, as you can see. may be need some custom CSS code?
I left down web link that I testing and some screen shot.
Thank you for helping!
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test gg.jpg test gg.jpg
impostazione.jpg impostazione.jpg
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Hello

This was created by adding a blank 'custom' module to the left position and setting a background image to this module position in the template settings. The right module in this instance was also created using a 'custom' module with some text added.

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if I may ask, how do I create this effect with half image and half module with my text?
thanks!!!
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After a few tries I think I got it. I think it depends on the photo I use as background, some work, some don't. Can you tell me if there are any specifications that need to be met?
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Hello

Would you have a URL to an example of this issue?

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I tried to set the background image in the style as you told me (in different positions too), but it doesn't work.
Maybe some other step is missing? what do you mean when you write "f.i."?
I attach two images about the settings

thank you so much for helping
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style settings.jpg style settings.jpg
custom module.jpg custom module.jpg
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go to template style | General | Modules/Component Styling | and add f.i. an image in Bottom-3 Background Image, Then place a custom module in the same position.
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