Can you give me more context? What would the image be for (video thumbnail, image block, gallery, etc.)?

I used this on my masonry gallery: .gallery-masonry-item:hover .gallery-caption-grid-masonry { opacity: 1; } .gallery-caption-grid-masonry { transition-delay: 10ms;} .gallery-masonry-item .gallery-caption-grid-masonry{ position: absolute; opacity: 0; bottom: 0; box-sizing: border-box; background: linear-gradient(180deg, rgba(255,255,255,0) 0, rgba(255,255,255,0.65) 80%); padding: 20px; width: 100%; pointer-events: none; }

It would depend on why it slipped to a third week. Generally, I don't let it go past time because then it would cut into the next client. Each part of the process has a set timeline. That timeline is either set by work being completed on my part or by a set number of days. For example, the only parts of the timeline that depend on the client is getting content to me to start the design and requesting edits. I make sure to be on top of them beforehand so that the content is given to me on time. If I have most or all of it, I will start the website and use filler content where I am missing pieces. If I don't have hardly any (even after multiple reminders), then I would look into cancelling the project. This is a huge red flag and this client would probably be hard to work with. During the editing phase, I tell them that I will complete as many edits as we can fit into a set number of days. After those days are up, then the project continues on with finishing touches. If there is time at the end, I will do a few more small edits during the launch phase. This cannot go over time because it is set by a number of days versus a number of edits. So in general, I do not extend projects past the set time because my process is set up to guarantee completion on time. An exception would be if I made a promise and then was having a hard time following through and needed some more time to make it happen. If this was the case, I would either work with the client to find a solution or extend the project free of charge. The other exception would be if they added onto the project after the start date. If that was the case, I would complete the original project and then they would select a new design date and sign a new contract for the extension.

Hi, @sheiltjuh88 this is what help me using the banner slide show. kzbin.info/www/bejne/eGeTaXeHo5qHfrMsi=_DesYuOOSMyWa6C2

The only workaround I could find is to remove the code, edit the section, and the paste the code back in. A little bit annoying, but it works.