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Posted by cwdjrxyz on 06/30/06 04:53
STUART ESSOM wrote:
> Hi
>
> im trying to make various images on my page transparent.
>
> Im using the htm:
> style="filter:alpha(opacity=50) "
>
> I wanna make my background image transparent but the rest of the images on
> the page not transparent.
I am not exactly sure what you want to do, but the code you use mainly
works on IE browsers and close relatives and not most other recent
browsers. It is possible to create some transparency effects that work
on most recent browsers by using javascript to write the css code to
draw vertical and/or horizontal grids of very fine lines that can be
colored, if desired. It is also possible to vary the color along the
grid lines to give a color gradient, if desired. For an example, see
http://www.cwdjr.info/dhtml/7veilsDance3.html . This page also has
sound if you have the WMP installed. In case you are on low speed
dialup, you may have to let the page play through and cache before the
dialup connection can keep up with it. This page was designed more as a
media toy than a general web page, so I was mainly concerned with
broadband response. The music files likely are the main thing that
would slow it down on dialup.
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