Hi, I tried that but it didn’t work. Could it be something/some place else?
Thanks
I recommend using firefox extension firebug, with it you can test different approaches for problem. You have to set “background:transparent” for #page firstly. But this isn’t user friendly solution, because background image impairs text visibility.
Firstly I think you mean semi-transparent right? If it’s transparent, there is no color at all, the text is basically sitting on top of that image. but if you do that, you won’t be able to read the text comfortably.
So the only other suggestion for you is to make it maybe 80% opaque. That way you can see through to the image but still have legible text. You can do this easily with 1px by 1px semi-transparent color box of your choice…
great thanks! that’s what i was missing.
Hi, I tried that but it didn’t work. Could it be something/some place else?
If another style definition is over-riding it, you can force the style using !important..
background-color: transparent!important;
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Firstly I think you mean semi-transparent right? If it’s transparent, there is no color at all,
Transparency applies to the background, not the whole element… text color for example does not automatically inherit transparenecy from the containing elements background.. (background is seperate to text color – i’m sure you actually know this anyway).
So no, it wouldn’t leave text unreadable, unless it blended with the background, making it harder to see.
I am not sure what you are referring to, but I did not say the text will be transparent as well, I am saying if the background image shows through with the text on top of it, it would be hard to read…
If it’s transparent, there is no color at all
It’s the way you said it, to me it sounded like you were refering to the text, since color in CSS terms refers to the text color..
No harm done .. just a small misunderstanding .. 😉
