Opacity

[Doug Miller]

Thank you, Andy, I hope I'm O.K. with "opacity" now. There is one more
problem: opacity in FF has one parameter which is transparency (0 to 1). The
IE is:
filter: Alpha(Opacity=100, Style=3) so there is Style parameter which makes
really nice effects. Have you any idea how it might be realized in IE?

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=IE+alpha+filter+style

 

[salonowiec]

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=IE+alpha+filter+style

Upssss... I'm sorry, my question should be:

Have you any idea how it might be realized in FF? Otherwise it's just
idiotic...

Apologize and thanks

P.S. Using your link with FF in place of IE gave poor help.

 

[Jonathan N. Little]

Upssss... I'm sorry, my question should be:

Have you any idea how it might be realized in FF? Otherwise it's just
idiotic...

Apologize and thanks

P.S. Using your link with FF in place of IE gave poor help.

Because "filter" MS proprietary activeX incarnation...don't expect it.

 

[Andy]

Upssss... I'm sorry, my question should be:

Have you any idea how it might be realized in FF? Otherwise it's just
idiotic...

Apologize and thanks

P.S. Using your link with FF in place of IE gave poor help.

The code I suggested works fine in FF and IE. I use the effect to
toggle/fade a help overlay on my site. If you want to see it in action,
visit www.microbuild.com and click the "Contact Us" link in the footer. On
the Contact page (and many others) look at the breadcrumb navigation title
just above the content (Home > Information > Contact Us). If you look to the
right of that you'll find some small icons, click the ? Question mark to
toggle the effect.

The only difference is that the transparency is applied to a <div> instead
of an <img> so you could just put your image into a div.

Hope this helps


Andy