As I set up my WordPress website, I decided to use opacity to create a parallax scroll effect. However, the background image shines through even on non-transparent foreground images. This issue is impacting the overall appearance of my website.
You can view the problem at
I attempted to resolve this by editing the style sheet (style.css) but couldn't find a solution. Here's the structure of the HTML:
<article>
<div>
<p>
<img> [the problematic image along with text]
Here's what I've tried so far:
- Adding "opacity: 1.0;" to the img, div, and article class styles only works for the article, causing me to lose opacity behind the text as well.
- Adding "z-index: 10000; !important" to the img class had no effect.
What I haven't explored yet:
- In the page source, the image also has the class "wp-image-603," but I'm unable to locate where to edit the wp-image class since it's not in my theme CSS. Perhaps addressing this could help solve the issue.
I am using the latest version of Chrome (36), and I also tested the webpage in Opera, but the problem persists. It seems like I have hit a roadblock in resolving this issue.