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<blockquote data-quote="Sysode" data-source="post: 305359" data-attributes="member: 25453"><p>All the "edits" look similar because you're all just doing some cosmetic changes, no structure changes and so on.. Which is fine, it can help you learn.</p><p></p><p>As for this edit, I'd get away from adding/using the <em>opacity</em> in CSS as every child element of that div then carries the opacity, hence why even the text looks see-through for the content. You can achieve normal opacity text and a slightly transparent background by using rgba(); as a background color. An example:</p><p></p><p>[CODE].box {background: rgba(255,255,255,0.7)[/CODE] </p><p>The following code will get the background a white color with a transparency of 0.7 - as apposed to you setting this in your css:</p><p>[CODE].box {opacity:0.7)[/CODE]</p><p></p><p></p><p>The above are just examples to show you what I mean, hope that helps. Other than that, it's not bad - although I'd maybe alter the active "Home" button as the text visibility isn't too great. Keep working on it and keep us updated?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Sysode, post: 305359, member: 25453"] All the "edits" look similar because you're all just doing some cosmetic changes, no structure changes and so on.. Which is fine, it can help you learn. As for this edit, I'd get away from adding/using the [I]opacity[/I] in CSS as every child element of that div then carries the opacity, hence why even the text looks see-through for the content. You can achieve normal opacity text and a slightly transparent background by using rgba(); as a background color. An example: [CODE].box {background: rgba(255,255,255,0.7)[/CODE] The following code will get the background a white color with a transparency of 0.7 - as apposed to you setting this in your css: [CODE].box {opacity:0.7)[/CODE] The above are just examples to show you what I mean, hope that helps. Other than that, it's not bad - although I'd maybe alter the active "Home" button as the text visibility isn't too great. Keep working on it and keep us updated? [/QUOTE]
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