• Resolved RedIndy

    (@redindy)


    I am trying to find a way to make my site’s background image visible somewhat through the posts, just enough to see that it is there and doesn’t obstruct the readability of the post text.

    I have very little understanding of CSS.
    I read some articles on this but did not understand where to put which code to get the wanted effect.

    So I hope there is some expert out there who can help a hand.

    Thanks in advance!
    RI.

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  • This style here –

    .hentry {
    	background: #111;
    	border: 1px solid #444855;
    	border-radius: 7px;
    	margin: 40px 0 30px;
    	position: relative;
    }

    is the main area under your content. Try changing the background colour of that.. try something like:

    background: rgba(0,0,0,0.5)

    The 0.5 is for 50% opacity, so you can play with that number.

    Thread Starter RedIndy

    (@redindy)

    So kind of you to try to help.
    I really have little understanding of CSS and am wondering now where to find the place to put this.
    “the main area under your content” , but where do I find that?

    RI.

    Thread Starter RedIndy

    (@redindy)

    I got it now after doing a lot of searching but finally got it working

    Tried different opacities, 0.5 is the best for keeping it readable!
    Looks great!
    But what I noticed is that it doesn’t seem to apply to the sidebar.
    Only the post or page area became transparent.

    Thanks for helping!

    RI.

    That does look better. If you look some more in the stylesheet (line 868 according to Firebug) you’ll see a style for .widget.

    It also has a background colour, so you could do the same.

    Thread Starter RedIndy

    (@redindy)

    Found it and it works perfect!

    Thank you so much!

    RI.

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