Hero: Circular Image

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Shortcode

[section label="*Hero: Circular Image" bg_color="rgb(255,255,255)" padding="0px" height="512px" class="hero-circular-image"]
[row style="collapse" width="full-width" v_align="middle" h_align="center"]
[col span="6" span__sm="12" span__md="12" padding="48px 0px 48px 0px" padding__sm="48px 0px 48px 0px" padding__md="72px 0px 72px 0px"]
[row_inner style="collapse" width="custom" custom_width="566px"]
[col_inner padding="0px 30px 0px 30px" padding__md="0px 15px 0px 15px"]
<h1>Create beautiful pages with ease.</h1>
<p>Flatresources is a collection of elements and pages which helps you build a professional Flatsome website in a flash.</p>
[button text="Sign up for free" letter_case="lowercase" color="secondary" class="no-margin"]
[/col_inner]
[/row_inner]
[/col]
[col span="6" span__sm="12" span__md="12"]
[ux_image id="3540" image_size="original" height="100%" class="rounded-image"]
[/col]
[/row]
[/section]

CSS

/*---------- Hero: Circular Image ----------*/
.hero-circular-image h1 {
  font-size: 300%; /* 48px */
  line-height: 1;
}
@media screen and (max-width:849px) {
  .hero-circular-image h1 {
    font-size: 200%; /* 32px */
    line-height: 1.1;
  }
}
@media screen and (min-width:850px) {
  .hero-circular-image .rounded-image > .img-inner {
    border-radius: 25vw 0 0 25vw;
  }
}

How to use Flatresources

Using Flatresources with your Flatsome website is easy as a breeze.

First, copy the provided Shortcode and paste it to the text page editor or directly to the UX Builder.

1. Copy and paste the Shortcode

Copying the Shortcode
Pasting the Shortcode using UX Builder import function
Pasting the Shortcode to the page text editor

2. Add the custom CSS code

Second, copy the CSS code (if provided) and paste it into your project to achieve the desired appearance.

There are multiple methods of adding and updating CSS code in WordPress, so let's look at each one of them.

Using a plugin (Simple Custom CSS and JS PRO)

This is our preferred method because it allows you to create multiple stylesheets to keep things neat and tidy. If you upgrade to the paid license, you will be able to apply the CSS code only to selected URLs, keep track of revisions, and much more.

Adding CSS using the Simple Custom CSS and JS plugin
WordPress Additional CSS

Appearance → Customize → Additional CSS

Adding CSS using the WordPress Additional CSS
Flatsome Custom CSS

Flatsome → Advanced → Custom CSS

Adding CSS using Flatsome Custom CSS
Theme style.css

Appearance → Theme Editor → style.css

Adding CSS using theme Stylesheet