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I have been building a website that I like but it is a little bit 'busy' looking. I have a background image (a picture of bark) with multiple boxes floating on it with the info. For example, I have a boxs for navigation, one for the title, and one eith the article. They are spaced out so you can see the bark background through the cracks. I like this but it distracts from the main information in a way I dont want. How can I suround these boxes with a semi transparent white so that you can only lightly see the image through it. I still want the picture to be clear on the edges just have the 'fo
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I have an image that kind of serves as an opaque background, and once hovered the opaqueness goes away. Also, I have a row of list items to serve as a menu, and once hovered the color of the text darkens to become more visible. This works great. As long as the mouse is directly over each element. The text element is directly over the background. What I want though is to have the background stay apparent as the text is hovered over, instead of the background becoming opaque again if I hover directly over the text. Can this be done without Javascript? Or is there a way with CSS3 to have the elem
