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hmvrulz

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The opacity property in css is poorly configured. The opacity will make all the contents of the div faded, included the text. You will need to use absolute positioning to overlay the text on top and make it visible. I hope the configuration will change in CSS 3.

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Thefilmgod said it all their. Child elements of an element with lowered opacity inherit that lower opacity. Their 100% opacity becomes 100% of the parent element's opacity. So if you have a parent element with 50% opacity, and you set it's child's opacity to 100%, that 100% is only 50% opacity. So if you set that child's opacity to 50%, it would be 25% opacity - half of the parent's opacity.

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