I hope this is a very simple question for you people.
I have a responsive layout with background, centered in the center without the specified width attribute. Now I would like to make a partition which is right inside the background image.
Like this:
# Reply to Jasper Senorst
This problem is .. It runs outside of the div
HTML =>
& lt; Div class = "view_banner" style = "background: url ({$ header.headerimg}) center 0 no-repeat;" & Gt; {If $ header.copyright} & lt; Div class = "copyright" & gt; Cortez Cree Europe & lt; / Div & gt; {/ If} & lt; / Div & gt;
CSS =>
.view_banner {status: relative; Width: 100%; Height: 476 px;} Copyright (Position: Absolute; Right: 0; Below: 0; Font-Size: 16px; Color: Black;}
Add relative position of the div with the background image.
pre-class = "snippet-code-css lang-css toppint-override">
#image_with_bg {place: relative; width: 200px; / * this * / height removal: 50px ; / * Remove the * / background-color: # ff0000;} #overlay_text {condition: full; correct: 0; bottom: 0; surface Premium Color: #fff;}
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