Responsive design doesn’t just stop at adjusting layout. It also applies to dealing with images. Up until now most web developers would add max-width: 100%; to their images and call it a day (so-called “fluid/flexible images”). But now with more devices with higher PPIs in use, we can do better.
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At the bottom of this post there is the meta data which has a black background with grey ‘crosshatch’ pattern with white writing. How do you make the pattern fade lighter as shown? On my website the background is green and the text is white, the pattern is black and makes the meta data text very hard to read. Please see example of my website http://www.sweetjamaica.co.uk how do I make the pattern disappear or fade?
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