@gilotin
Posted
Hello, your repository is private or the link is broken, so we cannot see the code . If you want to get that darker effect of the image, like in the design, you can try to play with z-index and transparency. I don't know if there is better option right now.
Edit: I just saw your your HTML. It's good, I have just one suggest (it's mandatory , but will improve SEO optimisation and semantics) Always ask yourself if the div element you are creating are meaningful to the context, if so - find a better elements to swap it. Div 's are good only for wrappers and elements that doesn't provide any information (means) to the structure.
For example in your HTML you can replace one of the divs with section or article.
@Rachana2002
Posted
Hi Thanks for your valuable suggestion , yeah you are correct and I'll update HTML document.
@gilotin
Posted
@Rachana2002 I found better solution with ::before and ::after pseudo elements.
You can create the same effects without creating additional HTML elements.
