Is there a way to place text over an image?
I have a transparent border I want to use and add text inside it.
Thanks for any suggestions!
Text over Image - Post ID 282373
Well I already figured this out. Created the image using the border, added the text and saved it as a .jpeg. Used an online picture tool to make the background transparent.
Tim Banish Sr wrote:
Well I already figured this out. Created the image using the border, added the text and saved it as a .jpeg. Used an online picture tool to make the background transparent.
Well I already figured this out. Created the image using the border, added the text and saved it as a .jpeg. Used an online picture tool to make the background transparent.
You could also have made the image a background image in a container, then added text to the container (which would have put the text on top and then positioned using padding or margin
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Or using the good old relative/absolute position:
put picture in a container, make this container relative (style/position/relative), now add an absolute text (Style/position/absolute) and change its position (i.e. using px)
so you keep control on any elements...
put picture in a container, make this container relative (style/position/relative), now add an absolute text (Style/position/absolute) and change its position (i.e. using px)
so you keep control on any elements...

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