your German is perfect. The rgb-thing works on my homepage. That’s very good for me because I don’t need to create two divisions over each other. And it is easier or at all possible to work with relative positions so that I can easily write a text with many text units.

I worked with absolute positions before. So I had to change every single position of each text unit (and the opacity-division behind!) when I wrote or changed a text.

But now I have another problem. The margin-tag doesn’t work anymore. I think this is due to the relative positioning. I formerly used margin-top to create a distance from the top of the division to the text (or a headline). This worked very well.

But now the margin-top-thing doesn’t relate to the top of the division but to the end of the upper division (the division above). (And there is no distance now between the top of a division and the text below.) There is a crazy relationship now and I think it is due to the relative position.

I solved this problem for the first time with padding within the p-tag of the text. I hope my description is not to difficult. I’m not a profi.

The padding is not the best because if I make a headline with padding this rules the distance not only to the top but also to the bottom. But I need the padding for the text under the headline to rule the distance from the text downwards to the bottom of the division. So I have two paddings between the headline and the text below wich creates a not wanted big distance.

This is my main problem now.

I don’t know how to have a good work with margin-top and padding under the condition of relative positions. How I said the margin-top-thing in the p-tag doesn’t work correctly anymore. It relates itself to the next division, not to its own division or to a headline.

I don’t believe that it has something to do with the rgb-thing and the fact that I only use one division now for opacity-background and text. But I can’t exclude it.

I hope you understood my writing.

PS: It’s very funny to write about this silly and dumb gender-ideology. Do you have special experiences with it?

Für deine erste frage, benutze ich normalerweise Photoshop, aber es gibt viele nützliche webseiten, z.b. http://www.translatum.gr/converter/hexadecimal.htm

Ok, genug mit meinem Deutsch!

Regardig your 2nd question, I’m not sure I’ve understood, but combining css3 and css2 you can decide wether to give semitransparency to the text or keep it 100% solid.

Let me know if that is what you’re looking for, I’m interested in your project.

Bis bald
Luca

Can you tell me how I can transform this color #B1B1B1 into rgb parameters? Or colors at all?

I have also the problem with not wanted text-opacity. I solved this problem with two divisions with the same coordinates. They lay over each other.

This is very difficult because I work with absolute positions. (You can look at my homepage.)

Now I would like to use relative positions and margins to ease my work. But this only works with one division at all (for a text unit) and the background opacity.

If I understand you right the background feature is for the div-tag and then you can write your text without opacity in the p-tag.

Thank you and greetings from germany