FAQ Accordion using HTML and CSS

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  NBD•240

  @bdal90Posted 12 months ago

  Hello Dear Capt-Coder,

  I am an absolute beginner myself, but I've been in your shoes suffering with these very images, so let me please share with you what I came up with and seemed to work eventually. You may try setting the woman at the computer image as background too and using absolute positioning for the box image, (which you were trying to). This way, you will have 2 background images which you can position separately using a comma. The one in the first line will appeare on top. Here is a snippet of my code, but bare in mind that this might not be the only and the best solution :)

  .image-side { background-image: url(images/illustration-woman-online-desktop.svg), url(images/bg-pattern-desktop.svg); background-repeat: no-repeat; background-position: -5rem, -35rem -25em; position: relative; width: 50%; }

  .img-box { position: absolute; left: -5.8rem; top: 40%; }

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  Capt-Coder•50

  @Capt-CoderPosted 12 months ago

  @bdal90 Thank you so much!! I never knew we could have two background images. I'll keep this in mind for future use! Thanks a ton

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