Is there a way to place particles in background?
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Jay Mutzafi commented
Something like this https://codepen.io/SebaGarciaM/pen/VeEXoj just with your look/motion etc'.
Mati commented
This works for me: https://codepen.io/Matiboux/pen/ejxeML.
I had to disable interactivity, as it does not work properly when the cursor is over the .container
element.
I know it's late, you probably found something that works or an alternative, but I just found and used the project. So I though it'd be good to update this issue with a solution.
Jay Mutzafi commented
Awesome, thanks!
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This works for me: https://codepen.io/Matiboux/pen/ejxeML.
I had to disable interactivity, as it does not work properly when the
cursor is over the .container element.
I know it's late, you probably found something that works or an
alternative, but I just found and used the project. So I though it'd be
good to update this issue with a solution.
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Mati commented
No problem! <3
Deleted user commented
To fix the interactivity not working when particles are in a background div, add the following to the overlay div:
.overlay {
pointer-events: none;
... other styles ...
}