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Leif K-Brooks
1) Please start your own topic, don't break threading!Mr. x said:
2) See the thread with subject "CSS background transparency".
2) See the thread with subject "CSS background transparency".
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Mr. x
Hello,
I have a background gif file,
and I want to use alpha style on that gif file.
So I did :
....
<body background="mygif.gif" style = "filter:alpha(Opacity= 20)">
....
but the problem is that the whole of my html file, is styled by alpha
(Opacity = 20).
Can I change the background style so it won't interfere the rest of html
file ?
Thanks
I have a background gif file,
and I want to use alpha style on that gif file.
So I did :
....
<body background="mygif.gif" style = "filter:alpha(Opacity= 20)">
....
but the problem is that the whole of my html file, is styled by alpha
(Opacity = 20).
Can I change the background style so it won't interfere the rest of html
file ?
Thanks
S
Sid Ismail
: Hello,
:
: I have a background gif file,
: and I want to use alpha style on that gif file.
: So I did :
: ...
: <body background="mygif.gif" style = "filter:alpha(Opacity= 20)">
:
: ...
: but the problem is that the whole of my html file, is styled by alpha
: (Opacity = 20).
Nonono. Use Irfanview or PSP and change the image. The filter bit is
usually reserved for a sector of the page, i.e. a div.
Sid
:
: I have a background gif file,
: and I want to use alpha style on that gif file.
: So I did :
: ...
: <body background="mygif.gif" style = "filter:alpha(Opacity= 20)">
:
: ...
: but the problem is that the whole of my html file, is styled by alpha
: (Opacity = 20).
Nonono. Use Irfanview or PSP and change the image. The filter bit is
usually reserved for a sector of the page, i.e. a div.
Sid