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CSS CSS Foundations Backgrounds and Borders Advanced Backgrounds

Miguel Agawin
Miguel Agawin
3,211 Points
Posted by Miguel Agawin
Miguel Agawin
3,211 Points

Quiz/challenge answer unclear

Quiz question: In a comma-separated list of backgrounds, where is the best place for an opaque image or color?

Quiz answer: Last

What would be the point of placing an opaque image to a bottom layer unless it's meant to blend into a parent/container image/color?

2 Answers

Simon Attfield
Simon Attfield
21,073 Points

Hay Miguel,

Opaque is not see through, like a solid colour/image. So putting at the top will block out everything underneath.

Does that help? Sim.

Miguel Agawin
Miguel Agawin
3,211 Points
Miguel Agawin
Miguel Agawin
3,211 Points

Yes, I got my definitions mixed up. Thanks!