Selective Mix Blend Mode Usage in Summary Block

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Hello!

I have a summary block in a section that has a png file of a logo monogram as the background image. As you scroll through the section some of the black of the background image interacts with the text of making it difficult to read.

I'm using mix-blend-mode: difference and it's working great for the text, but I would like to preserve the original look of the images and not have any blend effect. I can't figure out how to isolate the images in the summary block in order to set a different mix-blend-mode, does anyone know if this is possible within a summary block?

I've attached a screenshot to illustrate the issue, as well as the css I'm currently using.

Hopefully someone has experience with this as it's been driving me nuts all day!

Thanks for your help!

@tuanphan is there any way to isolate the summary section images from the mix-blend-mode settings for the block?

Your site is private. Can you setup an access password & share url again?

Sorry about that!

https://helix-dodecahedron-bbx6.squarespace.com/

pw: password

Thanks for taking a look!

On 7/3/2022 at 4:18 AM, Grog said:

Sorry about that!

https://helix-dodecahedron-bbx6.squarespace.com/

pw: password

Thanks for taking a look!

Edit your code

#block-c92fd2ec45055facf4ad {
    mix-blend-mode: difference !important;
}

to

#block-c92fd2ec45055facf4ad .summary-content {
    mix-blend-mode: difference !important;
}

hi @tuanphan

20 hours ago, tuanphan said:

#block-c92fd2ec45055facf4ad .summary-content {
    mix-blend-mode: difference !important;
}

This didn't seem to do the trick. The images are the way I'd like them to look but the summary titles and the summary excerpts don't have the mix-blend-mode: difference effect I'm hoping to achieve.

Is there something else that can be done?

thanks

On 7/5/2022 at 11:06 AM, tuanphan said:

Edit your code

#block-c92fd2ec45055facf4ad {
    mix-blend-mode: difference !important;
}

to

#block-c92fd2ec45055facf4ad .summary-content {
    mix-blend-mode: difference !important;
}

 

Hi there @tuanphan! 

hoping to apply the blend mode to a regular text block created from a blank homepage section to which ive applied a video background. Similar to how youve made your code more specified in this case by adding .summary-content after the block id, is there a similar fix that will get things working in the case of a regular text block? Thank you so much 

On 3/28/2023 at 6:00 AM, hjnz said:

Hi there @tuanphan! 

hoping to apply the blend mode to a regular text block created from a blank homepage section to which ive applied a video background. Similar to how youve made your code more specified in this case by adding .summary-content after the block id, is there a similar fix that will get things working in the case of a regular text block? Thank you so much 

Hi,

Can you share link to page where you use text block?

@tuanphan My apologies for the delayed response! site url for the page in question is leonardhill.net

On 4/18/2023 at 12:46 PM, hjnz said:

@tuanphan My apologies for the delayed response! site url for the page in question is leonardhill.net

What should it look like?

@tuanphan Id like to have the blend mode applied to the text block you have screenshotted thanks! have had success in the past getting it to work for the header but not for the text here

Much appreciated 

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@tuanphan Hi there! im still a bit stumped on finding a solution to this one! if you had anything i could try id love to give it another crack 🙂

cheers

On 5/13/2023 at 1:10 AM, hjnz said:

@tuanphan Hi there! im still a bit stumped on finding a solution to this one! if you had anything i could try id love to give it another crack 🙂

cheers

have you tried: 

.fe-block.fe-block-c92fd2ec45055facf4ad {
    mix-blend-mode: difference !important;
}