Font Tests and Design Tips - AYA Images

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Creating Parallax Effects

If you want your parallax section to be the full width of the web page, you want to be sure to use a Full-Width page
Create the row that will be a parallax
Click on the crayon at the middle of this row to edit the column settings
Under parallax, either choose “simple” or “with fade”
Choose a background image (the parallax is more apparent with a colour background or background image
The parallax is more apparent if the section has some height, so go into “design options” and give the column some padding (ex:200px top and bottom)
You will only see a parallax effect if there are also rows above and/or below the one with the effect