Transparent background = transparent images?

zattsplace

I was working with CSS and made all of my text boxes 75% transparent. (Like I wanted.) However, I noticed that any image that I insert also becomes 75% transparent. (Not like I wanted.)

How do I maintain the transparency of the background, and make the images opaque?

Kallak

You could target the images specifically by class if they have one (ie, .[image-class-name]), or do the targeting based on the child relationship with the background container (ie, .[container-class-name] img).

ragnarhawk

I am using this CSS to make my wiki page backgrounds translucent (I think near 75%):

body.campaign-public-layout .post-section.post-main { background-color: #e8e8e86A !important; }

It does not appear to be making my images translucent though - is your CSS selector the same?

zattsplace

Thanks for the quick replies!

Kallak, I'm going to try doing what you suggested to see how it turns out. I would assume that the img class would be the image file type? (e.g. .png)

Honestly, Ragnar I'm not sure what you mean by CSS selector. It looks like I may have accidentally grouped the image and background CSS in some way. I'm a total amateur at this and I'm learning as I go.

ragnarhawk

Can you please post your CSS for the transparency, so that we can see what differences there might be?

zattsplace

I'm sorry for the long delay, ragnarhawk! Y'know, life... Your bit of CSS worked for me! You rock.

Thank you tons.