Html – Transparent color like a solid color
so i have a little problem with css i want to set transparent color with properties like a solid color a solid black color on, for example: on 50% of a div with a text, the text disappears and it…
so i have a little problem with css i want to set transparent color with properties like a solid color a solid black color on, for example: on 50% of a div with a text, the text disappears and it…
I am using a sunburst behind a unicode character (eye, 👁), with a CSS of: .the-eye{ width:100%; border-radius:50%; box-shadow: 0 0 20px 10px #eeee11; } HTML: <span class="the-eye">👁</span> However, instead of a clean yellow background behind it, I see a…
I'm trying to use CSS in my WordPress site to change the opacity of a div column on the hover of adjacent div column. This is the CSS I'm using but it's not working. I want to hover over the…
So I have this stack: Stack( children:[ Widget1(), Widget2(), Widget3(), ]); they're all full screen so you can only see Widget3 But I want to 'see through' these widgets to the one beneath at a certain area. Like maybe a…
I'm using a background image on my website, my header is i position fixed with a transparent background. I want the main content to be hidden when scrolling under the header. I managed to achieve this using -webkit-mask-image property, but…
I'm trying to replicate an effect from the Apple TV+ Smart TV App on my personal website where there's a gradient blur over the background down to a certain point of the webpage, but once you scroll down further, the…
My implementation of bottom nav bar in flutter is not getting transparent when I am using Colors.red.withOpacity(0.2), I am applying transparency to my nav bar because later I want to use backdrop filter to apply guassion blurr on it. However…
logo.png is a transparent image. But when the web browser loads the web page, it has an invisible square around it. I only want the image to change when I am actually hovering over it, like on the apple website.…
This is driving me nuts. I thought this was a masking issue at first (might still be), but it seems that the original version doesn't even work as a background image in some cases. The only difference between the two…
I'm trying to crop an object from an image, and paste it on another image. Examining the method in this answer, I've successfully managed to do that. For example: The code (show_mask_applied.py): import sys from pathlib import Path from helpers_cv2…