You may add text to an image in a number of different ways. One of the most popular techniques is to overlay the text on top of the image using CSS. In this tutorial, we’ll talk about using CSS to make text visible within an image.
You must make a container element that can accommodate both the image and the text in order to accomplish this. A div or any other HTML element may serve as this container element. Once the container element has been built, you can use CSS to position the text over the image.
The CSS position property can be used to place the text. Depending on your needs, you can change the position property’s value to either absolute or relative. The text will be positioned relative to its closest positioned ancestor if you set it to absolute. If you choose relative, the text will be positioned in relation to where it would normally be.
In this context, the word “text wrapping” refers to the way text is positioned so that it surrounds an image or other web page content. Using CSS, text wrapping can be accomplished. To surround text around an image in CSS, use the float property. The text will wrap around the image on the other side when the float attribute is set to left or right.
On the other hand, a backdrop image is a visual that appears on a page behind text. A web page’s background picture can be added using CSS. To add an image as the background of an element, use the background-image property in CSS.
Similarly, you can use an image editor like Adobe Photoshop or GIMP to make a JPEG translucent. The Magic Wand tool in Photoshop can be used to choose the region you want transparent. Press the delete key to make the region translucent after you’ve selected it. To make the region translucent in GIMP, use the Eraser tool.
In conclusion, using CSS to make text visible in an image is an easy process. The text can be placed above the image using CSS, and the image and text can both be contained in one element. CSS may also be used to add a background picture to a web page and wrap text around an image. You can use an image editor like Adobe Photoshop or GIMP to make a JPEG translucent.