If you want to apply the Parallax scrolling effect to the header hero on page types other than the front page, you’ll need to make the code load on pages other than the front page.
The solution in this tutorial enables you to apply the Parallax scrolling effect to the header hero on any page/post type so the hero image moves at a different speed to the overlaying content when scrolling the page.
Watch Demo Video #
Show’s the parallax effect applied to the header hero image on all single posts and the blog page template in the Essence pro child theme by StudioPress.
A member asked :
Is it very complicated to apply the code in this tutorial to other pages, specifically the Blog and single posts with featured image?
The answer is no, it only requires a few steps.
There’s 3 steps relating to usage of the code in the download folder which enables you to do this.
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Hi Brad,
I would like to make fixed on scroll hero images on all pages on computer screen (without changing images dimensions).
For mobile, I prefer to keep it as it is in the original Essence Pro theme.
I don’t have a tutorial for that. You can request a quote for a custom tutorial.
Hi Brad,
Thanks for great tutorials.
The CSS styling in your example changes all pages hero image to full screen.
I would like to keep the original Essence Pro design where the front page image is full height, but images on other pages are not full height.
As well, the script change alignments of images, and they all look stretched.
Is there a way to make the hero images on all pages fixed on scroll ONLY without changing any of the website look?
Cheers
Hi David. I thought you wanted to use a different image on mobiles not parallax?