Hi Ciaran,
I installed the update. The jagged edge of the skewed background elements is, depending on the monitor resolution, still. So I can live well
The other problem is solved. Many thanks!!!

Regards
Maggy

Thank you Andreou

I possibly have misunderstood your issue however I am unable to replicate the issue originally reported in this post with your site in any of the webkit browsers (Chrome & Safari). The skewed background in each of these browsers is appearing anti alias with no jaggedness.

Ciarán

Hello

May I suggest sending temporary administration access to your Joomla installation to info@joomla51.com and we will examine this issue further. For our reference please paste a link to this post in your email.

Ciarán

Yes I copy-paste the code to the template - custom css and pressed the YES button.
But is still not fixed.

HI Andreou

Are you referring to a jagged edge on the skewed background elements of the template? Have you tried the above suggest fix for this issue?

Ciarán

Hi,

I have also bought the Madison template and facing the same problem.
See attachments

Hello

Presuming you are using a webkit browser(Chrome/Safari) which can have issues with CSS skewed elements such as this, try adding the following to the Custom CSS field of your templates parameters...

#header_bg::after, #container_base::after {

    -webkit-backface-visibility: hidden;

}

What is your screen resolution (eg. 2100px * 1400px) so we can try and replicate the other issue?

Ciarán

When I see the page on my 27 "iMac in full screen mode, this problem is visible
Artifacts = the line looks ragged (see attachment). Your Demo-Site looks also.

Hi Maggy

May I ask at what resolution are you viewing your site? What do you mean by 'artifacts'?

Ciarán

Hi Ciaran,
Unfortunately, it solves the problem incorrectly. The artifacts remain.
If I increase the value, the oblique line is no longer available. Too bad.
In addition, then have the problem in the base area.

Any Idea?

Regards
Maggy

Hello

To amend try adding the following to your Custom CSS field...

#header_bg::after {

    bottom: -90px;

}

Ciarán