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In the HTML code above, we have an overlay-container div that will serve as the backdrop for our overlay effect. Inside the overlay container, we have a nested div element with the class overlay-content that represents the content we want to display on the overlay. Below the overlay container, we have a heading and a button that will be used to toggle the overlay effect.

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Here is the explanation of the above styling:

• The position is set to be fixed so that it will be positioned relative to the browser window and not scroll with the page content.

• The display is set to flex, to allow child components to be arranged. This allows us to center overlay content vertically and horizontally by setting align-items and justify-content to center respectively.

• The width and height is set to be 100% of its containing element, in this case, the entire width and height of the browser window.

• The background-color is set to a semi-transparent black color. The color is defined using RGBA values, where the first three values (0, 0, 0) represent the RGB color (black), and the fourth value (0.5) represents the opacity (50%). This creates a semi-transparent overlay effect, allowing the underlying content to be partially visible.

We offer no-questions-asked to all customers. Dedicated support & installation included.

Here is the explanation of the above styling:

• The position is set to be fixed so that it will be positioned relative to the browser window and not scroll with the page content.

• The display is set to flex, to allow child components to be arranged. This allows us to center overlay content vertically and horizontally by setting align-items and justify-content to center respectively.

• The width and height is set to be 100% of its containing element, in this case, the entire width and height of the browser window.

• The background-color is set to a semi-transparent black color. The color is defined using RGBA values, where the first three values (0, 0, 0) represent the RGB color (black), and the fourth value (0.5) represents the opacity (50%). This creates a semi-transparent overlay effect, allowing the underlying content to be partially visible.