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Basically, I want to have an image filling in the negative space in the image shown below. I'm not that familiar with the source editor, so I'm wondering how I could do that.
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How to add Images as a Background to a Gallery
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This the best I could figure out
not too sure how to perfectly replicate it like the pic, otherwise not too sure what your question is
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That is literally what I'm already doing. That's how I got the pic in the first place. I want to replace the transparent negative space with an image; Right now, I can fill it in with different colors (pictured below; I'm aware it's ugly, it was just a test), but that's it.This the best I could figure out
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Ohh... So you want an image as a background to replace the cyan blue.. I don't think I know how thenThat is literally what I'm already doing. That's how I got the pic in the first place. I want to replace the transparent negative space with an image; Right now, I can fill it in with different colors (pictured below; I'm aware it's ugly, it was just a test), but that's it.
