Target a single image in a gallery section with version 7.1

Site URL: https://coverkitchen.com/

Hi, All

I am using version 7.1 and have come up with a good way to add a secondary gallery to facilitate navigation in a portfolio section, but need help to refine it. 

As you can see from the screenshots (Screenshot #2 illustrates what I would like to do) on the subpage of a portfolio section, I have added a secondary gallery section that replicates the portfolio section page. This gallery replaces the navigation arrows, with a far more practical and visual way to navigate through other projects within the same portfolio page, book covers in my case. It also saves the need to go back to the main portfolio page to see other projects. 

I have added a code that changes the opacity of this secondary gallery to 50% and also a black & white filter so that the viewer focuses on the currently viewed project at the top. The images change to 100% opacity and full color on hover. However, it would be best if the currently viewed project remains at 100% opacity and in full color. That way it would convey that this is the project you are currently viewing.

My question is: would be possible to add a code that keeps the viewing project on the secondary gallery with 100% opacity and in full color? The image viewed on the portfolio section at the top (2 columns) and on the secondary gallery (6 columns) at the bottom share the same URL as they are the same project. I am not sure whether a CSS tweak would suffice or if a more sophisticated code needs to be done? The idea is that whenever a project is actively viewed at the top, it appears also at full color/opacity at the bottom.

The password of my website is: CK2020

This is the current code:

@media screen and (min-width:768px) {
.gallery-grid-wrapper {
    img {
       filter:grayscale(100%);
      opacity: .5 !important;
    }
    img:hover {
      opacity: 1 !important;
      filter: none !important;
      transition: .8s
    }
  }
}
@media(max-width:800px) {
.portfolio-grid-basic .grid-item .grid-image :hover {
  opacity: 1;
 }

Many thanks in advance!

Xavier

Hi, Guys

I just figured out how to do it. Easier than expected. I just tweaked the CSS as it follows:

.has-clickthrough {
    img {
       filter:grayscale(100%);
      opacity: .5 !important;