Comments 1aball1000 started the conversationAugust 30, 2017 at 7:32pmIs it possible to add a mouseover and mouseout effect to these images? 296Paul repliedAugust 31, 2017 at 10:29amHi there!It is possible but you would need to apply custom CSS with the ":hover" selector to the image elements. You can search on Google with the "css mouse hover effect" keywords for more information.Regards,Paul 1aball1000 repliedSeptember 1, 2017 at 12:07amyes but can each portfolio item be differentiated in the CSS? 296Paul repliedSeptember 1, 2017 at 4:12pmSure! You can use Chrome's Developer Tools to inspect the elements then you will know the class name for each item.For example, based on this screenshot: https://cl.ly/mI9L, you can create a rule like this for only first item: .port-item-75:hover { margin-top: -10px; }I hope it helps! Sign in to reply ...
Is it possible to add a mouseover and mouseout effect to these images?
Hi there!
It is possible but you would need to apply custom CSS with the ":hover" selector to the image elements. You can search on Google with the "css mouse hover effect" keywords for more information.
Regards,
Paul
yes but can each portfolio item be differentiated in the CSS?
Sure! You can use Chrome's Developer Tools to inspect the elements then you will know the class name for each item.
For example, based on this screenshot: https://cl.ly/mI9L, you can create a rule like this for only first item:
.port-item-75:hover { margin-top: -10px; }I hope it helps!