How to create a Gradient Background with waves in tailwind?
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A slider plugin on a Wordpress website produces:
background: rgba(255,255,255,0.5) url(../images/black_icon.png) no-repeat center center;
Is it possible to change to color of the background image, using only CSS?
If I change the background-color it are not the strokes in the image that change color, but instead the background colour of the background image. Instead, I would like the line strokes of the image to change color (using only CSS). Is this possible?
I have a background-image on my body, set to repeat so it covers the entire page like an infinite background, no matter the length of the page.
I'd like to have this fade out to show the default background (plain white) about half way down the window when first loading up a page, so it's more like a banner background.
I've found previous questions like this one: Fade image to transparent like a gradient detailing how to fade an img element which is located behind other content.
But I am specifically asking how to fade a background-image applied with CSS, not an img element. Is this possible?
Here's an example of the effect I desire (done by editing the image directly in image manipulation software): https://travamigos.com/about-us/
This is not possible with CSS as it stands as background images cannot be affected by opacity.
However, you could overlay the bg-image background with a background gradient with opacity but it would have to end in a definite color, in your case white.
body {
min-height: 100vh;
background-image: linear-gradient(transparent, white 75%), url(http://www.fillmurray.com/460/300);
}
How can I cut out a piece of the border around the strawberry image so that it matches the design I have been given?
Div has a standard border and the image is transparent png positioned absolutely.
Take a look at the image. First one is hover. How to make such gradient hover effects with the gradient background?
Here's the HTML code- https://github.com/itsumrat/olivia/blob/master/index.html#L127
Here's SCSS code-
https://github.com/itsumrat/olivia/blob/master/assets/src/scss/components/_feature.scss
This is a simple Background Change on Hover:
#yourbutton:hover {
background: linear-gradient: ....;
}
Maybe there's a div in the button with a small white border around. You could Effect the color of that div to have the same result as in the image.
I have tilted text and a background using -webkit-transform: rotate(-#deg); and background selectors, but the ends of the background stay perpendicular to the text. How can I customize the degree at which the ends are cut off (à la the Cinemax logo).
I've tried putting the span in a parent div to cut off the edges, but it's tricky. What's the best way to angle the ends of the background in CSS?
In addition to the rotate, you should also skew your element:
div {
transform: rotate(-5deg) skew(-10deg);
}
Here's the fiddle: http://jsfiddle.net/VANrX/