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Aandybak
Last edited Jul 23, 2014
Created on Jul 23, 2014

A press-image grid displays articles with hidden text overlays that appear on hover. The SASS file defines `.press-image` blocks with absolute-positioned `.text-content` sections that transition from opacity 0 to 1 over 500 milliseconds using CSS transitions. Each overlay contains a table cell with justified text and vertically centered content, while the underlying image remains static. The layout uses inline-block positioning with 20-pixel margins, and the hover interaction relies solely on CSS `:hover` states without JavaScript libraries or external data sources.

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