Issue Summary
- Explain roughly what’s wrong
When you publish members-only content (paid or free), there is a CTA that appears after the title and summary or after the public preview if you leave a part visible.
In all cases, there is a gradient that is supposed to blur the text a bit before the CTA. This gradient is not set correctly and gives a strange effect, as it blurs a part too far away from the CTA, which gives the impression of a display error.
- What did you expect to happen?
I like this text effect that fades away to make room for the CTA but it would have to be set correctly and I can’t manage to make any changes because I’m not very good with CSS.
I like this text effect that fades away to make room for the CTA but it would have to be set correctly and I can’t manage to make any changes because I’m not very good with CSS.
In the meantime, I just removed the gradient from the content-cta.hbs file but it’s a pity, because the gradient looks better if it’s well done.
Steps to Reproduce
- Go to the Ghost marketplace, select Journal Theme
- Install it on your blog
- Create a member only post with excerpt and public preview
- Publish and see the result
Setup information
Ghost Version
Share which version of Ghost you’re using. 5.12
Node.js Version
If self-hosting - share which version of Node.js you’re using. 14.2
How did you install Ghost?
Provide some details about your install of Ghost if you are self-hosting. Digital Ocean Droplet
Provide details of your host & operating system Linux 20.
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Database type
MySQL 8
Browser & OS version Edge updated
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Can you make sure you’re updated to the latest version of Journal and share a screenshot?
