The images are gone from the Quickstart for the header. The dimensions set in the module for the slideshow are obviously not in control right? They are set to 640x320.
Please remember that if you want to use these dimensions you should enable generating thumbnails in the Image Show advanced settings (it is defaultly disabled).
My guess is the theme is scaling them to full screen, whatever size that is for the person viewing the site. What dimensions should I be using for those images? 640x320 or something else?
You should use images with relatively big size - around 1024x768, please also remember that for the scaling purpose the best will be lightly blurred images. Remember also about my previous information about the advanced settings.
What is being used to get the effect that pops the social icons over the images of the people in the About section. I don't see anything in the HTML that is in control of that in that module.
These social icons are generated dynamically based on the data-* attributes in the team figure elements.
For the "What we do" section I can follow most of what is happening, and I assume the button "More Work" is coming from the link settings in "Portal Mode Settings" of the module, but how can I change the title on the button from "More Work" to something else? Is it possible to change the icon that is overlayed on mouse over from the Chain Link?
The text can be changed in the News Show Pro GK5 language file. The icon can be changed in the gk.stuff.css file in the part referencing to the NSP Portfolio Portal Mode.
Is there any article or forum post you can point me at with more information on the proper syntax for using the animation queue class commands? What I have found so far is pretty scarce.
It was described here:
http://demo.gavick.com/joomla25/creativ ... age-layout and in general it is all - you have to add the CSS classes and all is automatically animated (depending from the scroll position). Of course for the animation queue, you have used two classes - one for the parent and one for each animated elements.