Video Tutorial – How to add Parallax effects to your responsive Muse website
Create custom parallax effects on images in Muse responsive
Create custom parallax effects on images in Muse responsive
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Comments (2)
This is an old one. Do you have a video on the new widget?
Hi rodsstuff,
Sorry for the delay in reply, we missed a couple of comments in the late August due to collective vacation. We should release a new video soon. The principle is the same, the new widget version has the ‘Parallax Type’ option, better mobile fallbacks and a safe-mode. Also, one thing to pay attention to is to set the dimensions of the image in the widget do match your real image dimensions (e.g. if it’s 1600×800 then enter those two values in the widget)