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  Lemnsa•110

  @LemnsaPosted about 1 year ago

  Hi @aka_shiguero great job there 👍🏽.

  There is a trick I use if you would not mind,

  1. I create a div element with a background color purple, width and height same with the image's.

  2. I set its position to absolute, so it should have an automatic z-index.

  3. Use the values of left, top to adjust it.

  4. Add opacity to the div class, till the image is same as in the design.

  I wish it helps you.

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  aka_shiguero•150

  @eremitaitoPosted about 1 year ago

  @Lemnsa Thanks for the trick! It is really helpful!

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  Lemnsa•110

  @LemnsaPosted about 1 year ago

  @eremitaito You are welcome. Happy coding 🦾

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  Cuau Cabrera•70

  @cuauh-cabreraPosted about 1 year ago

  Hi @eremitaito!

  You can put your <img> inside a <figure><figure> element, then apply a purple (accent) color background to the <figure> element, and finally, apply a "mix-blend-mode: multiply” to your <img>.

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  aka_shiguero•150

  @eremitaitoPosted about 1 year ago

  @cuauh-cabrera thanks!

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