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jdroland
What is the best way to apply this gradient to a background image?
Background: linear-gradient(0deg, #FFFFFF 8.33%, rgba(217, 217, 217, 0) 100%);
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Hi there,
If they’re only 2 colors involved in the gradient, you can use GB’s built-in gradient option.
https://docs.generateblocks.com/article/backgrounds-options-overview/#gradientYou can lower the opacity of the background image to show the gradient which applied to the container.
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jdroland
Is there a way to display the gradient over the background image without lowering the opacity?
It makes the image to dim. -
Fernando
Hi there,
There’s a way through custom CSS but it should output something similar to what GB’s gradient setting outputs.
If you can share the link to the site in question, I can share a CSS.
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