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Is it possible to specify a transparency level for a DIV contain, and have
it work in Internet Explorer? Noozer |
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Noozer wrote:
> Is it possible to specify a transparency level for a DIV contain, and have > it work in Internet Explorer? AHHHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH |
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"Travis Newbury" <> wrote in message news: oups.com... > Noozer wrote: >> Is it possible to specify a transparency level for a DIV contain, and >> have >> it work in Internet Explorer? > > AHHHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH Hrm... Sounds like I should just avoid tranparency then. |
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Noozer wrote:
> >> Is it possible to specify a transparency level for a DIV contain, and > >> have > >> it work in Internet Explorer? > > AHHHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH > Hrm... Sounds like I should just avoid tranparency then. Or avoid IE... |
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__/ [ Travis Newbury ] on Tuesday 23 May 2006 11:46 \__
> Noozer wrote: >> >> Is it possible to specify a transparency level for a DIV contain, and >> >> have >> >> it work in Internet Explorer? >> > AHHHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH >> Hrm... Sounds like I should just avoid tranparency then. > > Or avoid IE... The following has translucent menus. See what happens when you visit the page using IR. http://MYFINGERwww.schestowitz.com/R...ger/phpbibman/ ( Pull my finger to view this private page ) |
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Noozer wrote:
> Is it possible to specify a transparency level for a DIV contain, and have > it work in Internet Explorer? You could use IE's alpha filter: http://www.ssi-developer.net/css/visual-filters.shtml All the other browsers will ignore this. You can use it *as well as* opacity from CSS3. -- Brian O'Connor (ironcorona) |
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