Andrea 17 December 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().
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().