Business
custom styles -> "opacity":"0" means it's not visible. And it's disabled in the canvas for easier editing.
Personal
custom styles -> ".group:hover &.opacity":"1" means it's visible when hovering.
This is a picture heavy template. Some techniques have been applied to ensure the pictures blends well into the background color.
This one works better than the box-shadow technique or the gradient technique. https://stackoverflow.com/a/27634201/1922857
A staggering effect by increasing the delay of each line of text. And after that a fade in up effect of the background image to simulate someone is rising in the water
The techniques used to add gradient overlay to background image https://stackoverflow.com/a/16590040/1922857
1. click the first container of the #footer Slide
2. right side bar -> advanced background
3. you can see different aspect ratio of the image under different dimensions.
4. "backgroundImage" is for all dimensions. "md.backgroundImage" is when dimension is larger than medium, meaning desktop.
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