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Hello,
I have been struggling to add a semi-transparent color overlay to my background image on my homepage using CSS (although, this is something I would like to do for other images as well). I have looked into linear gradients, but had no luck in actually getting it to work. (Typically I could only get either my image to show OR the color, but not both and not semi-transparent.I have a few links below that show different variations of what I would like to accomplish…any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
Kevin
This is the site I am looking to apply this to, by the way: http://www.malaccadispatch.com
Since this is a customization request, I’d recommend either searching for the terms – “semi-transparent color overlay css” or hire a dev to code it for you if you’re not familiar with CSS. Before you do that, first run a search and you’ll see some tutorials out there that may already cover what you’re looking to achieve.
Here’s an example – http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9182978/semi-transparent-color-layer-over-background-image
And here – http://www.corelangs.com/css/box/overlay.html
and there are many more that pop up when I run a Google search.
Try those out, and then you can tweak them to your needs.
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