Please Consider Removing The "Gradient Overlay" On Our Store Banners

[nyclosangeles]

Dear Tech Dept.
You are doing a FABULOUS job with all of the new changes! Yay!
As DESIGNERS, our store FRONT is our MAIN advertisement.  I've noticed that 
on all of the store images that look very crisp, clean, elegant, and white, as I upload
my images to my store front, the quality seems to be lost, and especially the whites 
becomes greys.  Hmmmmm, & I'm assuming there is an automatic gradient added to
our images.  Please consider REMOVING this and allow our images we've worked 
so very hard to create for our product images and store front to be EXACTLY what 
we created. Please, consider and respect our images.  Thank you kindly.

[nyclosangeles]

Dear Zazzle & Moderators...
I have not forgotten about this issue.
Please take action to remove the "overlay on front home page store banners".
The banners on collections are fine & we do appreciate your respect.
My store should be how I want it to appear, not how Zazzle thinks it should appear.
Let me help. Send this message to the coding html website dept team.
They know exactly "how to remove it".  They "coded it in".  
In the meantime, I'm going to educate myself on how to remove  it.
This is a very serious issue and feel that my design is being disregarded and disrespected.
Please don't be insensitive to designers and keep putting this issue off.  Bring it up in the next meeting.
Zazzle improving on other issues does not make up for the lack of addressing this one.
Please!

[nyclosangeles]

This is an image that depicts to the far left the " ProfileBannerOverlay" element that has been purposefully "coded in" and can most certainly be "coded out" 🙂 Thank you Zazzle moderators for doing more than "passing it on" and actually moving forward to "take action" . Please respect our designs!

[mtstx]

I'm so glad to find this issue addressed. As a new Zazzle creator, I wasted a lot of time loading multiple banner files thinking that something was wrong with my files because of the gradient appearance. I, too, vote for removing it.