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  • 2 weeks later...

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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