[css] I do not want to inherit the child opacity from the parent in CSS

Opacity of child element is inherited from the parent element.

But we can use the css position property to accomplish our achievement.

The text container div can be put outside of the parent div but with absolute positioning projecting the desired effect.

Ideal Requirement------------------>>>>>>>>>>>>

HTML

            <div class="container">       
              <div class="bar">
                  <div class="text">The text opacity is inherited   from the parent div    </div>
              </div>
            </div>

CSS

               .container{
                position:relative;
                                   }
           .bar{
               opacity:0.2;
               background-color:#000;
               z-index:3;
               position:absolute;
               top:0;
               left:0;
              }

              .text{
                color:#fff;

               }

Output:--

the Text is not visible because inheriting opacity from parent div.

Solution ------------------->>>>>>

HTML

       <div class="container">  
         <div class="text">Opacity is not inherited from parent div "bar"</div>
         <div class="bar"></div>
       </div>

CSS

               .container{
                position:relative;
                                   }
           .bar{
               opacity:0.2;
               background-color:#000;
               z-index:3;
               position:absolute;
               top:0;
               left:0;
              }

              .text{
                color:#fff;
                z-index:3;
                position:absolute;
               top:0;
               left:0;  
               }

Output :

the Text is visible with same color as of background because the div is not in the transparent div