Our team was given a design style and we found one strategy to do it (thanks to a suggestion from someone online), but that strategy only works on white paper. I wondered if anyone knows if there is another way to get this to work even if it were on top of an image. What we’re looking for is:
first line is a centered upside-down triangle (t in zapf dingbats), second line is centered text with a slight gap and centered lines on either side of the text. ——– title ——–
The one way we found to do this was to do a rule above and rule below with one being white and covering up the other rule. We couldn’t figure out how to make the triangle first line as a nested style (it kept putting the rules on the first line).
If the triangle can’t automatically be before the ——– title ——– that is ok, but is there another way to make the lines work without a white coverup so it can be used on colored backgrounds or images or gradients?
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