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DevonHarris Level 5

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Hi!  Hoping someone might be able to assist!  I have a website which uses html in section headings because there are certain words ("spans") that have a background image.  I would love to also incorporate this in one of my Image Card blocks but can't figure it out 😕. I'm choosing not to use Fluid Engine for this section because I want to incorporate the Collide image load animation.  

I have the html and CSS to work, just not sure how to make it work in this particular image.  Thanks so much!

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22 hours ago, DevonHarris said:

Hi!  Hoping someone might be able to assist!  I have a website which uses html in section headings because there are certain words ("spans") that have a background image.  I would love to also incorporate this in one of my Image Card blocks but can't figure it out 😕. I'm choosing not to use Fluid Engine for this section because I want to incorporate the Collide image load animation.  

I have the html and CSS to work, just not sure how to make it work in this particular image.  Thanks so much!

image.thumb.png.5de95d56834c949cff08308c20b0d658.png

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For anyone looking for a solution to this- I simply bolded the targeted word in the actual image title.  In this example, we wanted to make the text red.  Within the code, I also adjusted the font-weight to un-do the bolded part.  On the real website, the text will be black but will have a background image, all via CSS.

The CSS code used (Design>Custom CSS) was as follows, targeting the specific block, and then the text:

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#block-yui_3_17_2_1_1665072485008_13882{
  h3 strong {
    font-weight: 500 !important;
    color: red !important;
  }
}

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