Hello
Each typesetter at least once had to deal with the task of placing the text inside the line.
For example, like this:

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There are never problems if the background is solid. But what if the background is a picture as in this example?
I propose bringing the following decision to your court. Maybe someone will offer additions or make comments, I am only for.
Example:
linkThe essence of the solution is as follows:
- make a wrapper with a background image and make it overflow-hidden (to hide the extra parts of the lines)
- inside we insert a wrapper for the title in which we center the text block (text-align: center)
- to the block in which the text is doing relative positioning (position: relative) and display: inline-block
- inside the block with the text we put two lines, for example tags
- we make positon: absolute for each of the lines, obviously a large width (for example, 1000% of the parent block) and top: (X) px (to align the line in the center of the text)
- then alternately position the lines 100% to the left for the right line and to the right for the left
- indents from the text to the lines make inner padding padding.
Waiting for your answers.