On 23 Nov 2005, at 3:04 pm, rashantha de silva wrote:
> on mac it works on safari, firefox
>
> opera has some alignment issues because the scroll bar props up and
> disappears. if anyone has way of fixing this i would love to know how.
>
> camino is not that bad.
>
> ie 5.2 does not work with transparency or with photo slide show such
> as this.
>
> <http://www.idealzone.net/delon/center.html>
1. Opera doesn't support the css property 'opacity'.
2. For Gecko based browsers, you better change your syntax:
-moz-opacity : xx; /* for real old Gecko based browsers. */
opacity: xx; /* supported by Safari, Gecko since 1.6, Konqueror */
And then you'll start putting content in your boxes, and notice that
all contents is displayed in a semi-transparent way. That is correct,
according to the specs, and there is no way to recover, no with setting
a child element to {opacity:1}.
Opacity is not the same as transparency of the background. It applies
to the box it self, and *all* it's content.
<http://www.w3.org/TR/css3-color/#transparency>
What you possibly want can be done through the alpha-channel notation
in rgba colours.
See this example:
<http://dev.l-c-n.com/CSS3/transparent.php>
It only works fully in Safari 1.2 and up (and maybe recent Konqueror,
I'm not sure).
RGBA colours
<http://www.w3.org/TR/css3-color/#rgba-color>
Philippe
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