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17/12/2012
Thank you for this very handy post!
I’d like to give my two cents about the contents container.
I like to reduce the number of images as little as possible.
Instead of (or in addition to) using the ‘cream_dust_transparent.png’ image, you may want to consider this:
bc. .container-narrow { background-image: url(/img/cream_dust_transparent.png); background-image: rgba(255,255,255,0.8); }
The use of “background-image” for a color is intentional, in order to provide an image fallback for browser that don’t support rgba().
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17/12/2012
Thank you for this very handy post!
I’d like to give my two cents about the contents container.
I like to reduce the number of images as little as possible.
Instead of (or in addition to) using the ‘cream_dust_transparent.png’ image, you may want to consider this:
bc. .container-narrow { background-image: url(/img/cream_dust_transparent.png); background-image: rgba(255,255,255,0.8);
}
The use of “background-image” for a color is intentional, in order to provide an image fallback for browser that don’t support rgba().