How to remove this hover effect from linked image ?

Hello fellows.

I'm doing some customization on a website: http://edohotel.novapsihologiq.com/category/apartments/

One of the issues that I stumble upon is having this "fading effect" on the link for featured image for posts and pages.

Question is: how to remove it, so the featured image it self remains the link and not the effect.
When I right click and inspect it I find that it is some "fadeInUP animated" and when I give it a command "display: none", the effect disappears but the image is not a link, and just a static image.

Is there a way from the CSS to make only the image to serve as a link? Or should delve into the php of the theme.

I'm not a programmer, don't understand much coding.

 

From the looks of it, this would best be handled in the code, wrapping the <img>-tag inside an <a>-tag, and removing the classes/javascript with the animation - that way, the image will always be a link, and there will be no fade/flip effect.

 

Ok thank you. But where exactly I have to go to edit it? which exact file ?

 

How the hell should I know? Depends on how the site is coded. Search the code-files for specifics, for instance class-names, IDs, combination of elements and such, and you should find the file.

 

It is a WP theme. Same structure as other WP themes.

I will look into what you said

 

Then I would look in the theme files, the single-post and such. It's been a while since I've looked at theme-files, so I'm a bit rusty on what they're called.

 

Hello, if I understood correctly you are looking for this in your css file ".room-col .overly". There's some work required after removing it from your css to make the images work as links again. I would be happy to help for beer money.

PM to discuss if you like.

 

You have said that you are new or inexperienced with html/css. I'll assume you're also new to community help forums such as this. While we often see members solicit some sort of payment (even if trivial), good netiquette frowns on this as a poor practice. There is a sub forum in the buy/sell section for solicitations. In this forum, solutions should be freely and publicly offered , pro bonum communitatis. Let everyone learn from your posts, whether you ask for or provide solutions.

Please take this in the spirit intended. There are those who easily take offense, and I trust you're not among those tender little snowflakes.

gary

 

Hello Gary,

I've spotted the rules of this sub forum shorty after leaving this message. I did however helped the guy by pointing out where to look to have it fixed so it's my bad asking him for any type of payment to implement the fix here.

Thanks for pointing that out.