Transparent image in layer

Hi @kartus!

You should just put down one more Heading layer (or duplicate this one), and put a space character inside it:
 
Like this, that layer could have a background too, and you can put that next to this one.

Thank you very much. It works.
Btw is there a way to make something like a copy/paste? Cuz right now I’m doing everything for 1 slide at a time.
And the other thing (it looks more like a bug). The image location in the place where you adjust the location is different from the actual one. I mean I put the image right next to the text, but in the slider it is on a different place. Could be me, but I think it is more like a bug. I thought you should know.
Thanks again.

Yes, you can use Ctrl + C to copy, and Ctrl + V to paste, or right click on your layer, and select it there (where you can choose from multiple copied elements).
Or you can use the duplicating options too, which is next to the deleting icon for the layers, slides and sliders.

Your issue could be given by, if your text is resizing differently, then your image, also there is an align option at the layer’s settings:
https://doc.smartslider3.com/article/392-layer-settings-parallax-responsiveness
which is defining the responsive point of your layers, that if they should be positioned for example from the left side, or the center of the slider, and if these are different, that could influence this too.

Also this can’t be pixel perfect, because if the calculations are going like the text should start from 124.5px, and the image should end in 124.49px, a pixel can only be an integer, so a rounding has to happen, which would make in this case 1px mistake: 124px, 125px
In the full version we made an option to chain the layers together, and in that case, the layers are positioned from each other, and that can be more accurate, because in that case 0px is 0px.

Well. I managed to copy the slides. Thank you very much.
About the dislocations. I managed “blindly” to adjust the proper position. Thank you for the awesome support and sorry for the stupid questions.

I’m glad it worked out! And there are no stupid questions, we always learn from them, which part should be more obvious ??