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 Posted by STUART ESSOM on 06/30/06 10:20 
"JDS" <jeffrey@example.invalid> wrote in message 
news:pan.2006.06.30.00.35.36.755688@example.invalid... 
> On Thu, 29 Jun 2006 21:11:20 +0000, STUART ESSOM wrote: 
> 
> > style="filter:alpha(opacity=50) " 
> 
> Warning warning! Using single-browser code! 
> 
> Transparency is one area where the browsers have not quite all caught up 
> to the (available, standards-based) ways of doing things. 
> 
> What effect are you trying to acheive? Describe in words, without 
> technical (i.e.[1] specific code) details. Then maybe someone here can 
> help you figure it out. 
 
Thanks for the warning :) 
 
I actually got this piece of code from www.dynamicdrive.com which I find is 
always usual for things like this. :) 
 
"JDS" <jeffrey@example.invalid> wrote in message 
news:pan.2006.06.30.00.35.36.755688@example.invalid... 
 
> What effect are you trying to acheive? Describe in words, without 
> technical (i.e.[1] specific code) details. Then maybe someone here can 
> help you figure it out. 
 
Yes, I should have been more specific. 
 
The page i am dealing with is actually a 'floating frame' and I want the 
background image to be transparent so that you can see the background image 
of its parent page behind it. 
 
Then i need others images on the page to be transparent (to a different 
degree) so that you see both backgrounds behind them!!! 
 
Confused!!!! :))) 
 
I guess what is want it type of a layer thing going on! 
 
Please help somebody. :)) 
 
Stuart
 
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