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6:00 am, March 26, 2021
 

adding a background image to the titles of the dark mode card on this page

Just wanted to see what it would look like if i added some kinda image to the background of the titles.

Side Note: i wonder if its a bad idea to add images that are uploaded to imgur rather than to this host? Good for easy testing i guess. 

Test background 1:

Before

After

Hmm, yeah looks a bit average i think the flat colour is nicer. 

 

Source Image: https://wallpapercave.com/wp/Sa9Wlwv.jpg 

CSS

.dark-mode .page-inner .card-title {
	background:url(https://i.imgur.com/a9IVaki.png) center repeat;
}

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