Thu, 2004-06-17 19:25
I have played with opacity filters only just a little and found them to be a little bit problematic. For example I experienced that the opacity filter did not simply effect the background color but everything in the division. Consequently I did not like the opacity lowering of my font.
I wanted to use it on ,<a href="http://ifunky2.blogspot.com> my blog </a> . please go check it out. it is about my daily dealings/ thoughts on css. I just started it but I have allready put up a short tutorial/ comment example page about how to avoid the ugly extra padding that IE sometimes and seemingly randomly will put into a verticle link menu useing an un ordered list as markup structure.
So please any and all I would love to see comments on "opacity filters" and heck while your commenting let me know what you think of my styling job on the douglas bowman blogspot template>>> Aloha from
The funksters
Thu, 2004-06-17 19:27
#1
sorry bout the link dweebery
and by the way I am obviously not so swift at useing links within the text of a forum post>> he he
Anyone wanna tell me how to do it cleanly so it produces a clickable link as a normal h ref link?
Thu, 2004-06-17 23:40
#2
opacity filters
Hi there,
for clickable Links;
[url]http://www.csscreator.com/[/url]
http://csscreator.com/
hover over the buttons above the reply form box for help
Yes opacity does effect text if its within same div you need to use it on an image in its own div then layer over it using z-index, but I haven't used it much myself, too propriatory ! although you can use -moz-opacity: 1.0; to acheive the same IE effect.
Hugo.
Tue, 2004-07-06 13:18
#3
opacity filters
Opacity is now a css3 recommendation and has been adopted by Mozilla and Firefox latest versions.
opacity:0.5; /* values from 0 to 1 */