[css-d] Help me about IE opacity for texts

2007-09-14 Thread Ethan
Hi,

I really want to know that if I can set some sentences transparent in an
article using IE filter opacity.

For example, aa link/a or spansentence/span.

I can do this using opacity in FireFox very easily. But this is not the case
for IE. I know I need to give a position to the block elements for filter
like float:left. But this will destroy the structure of the article. And
some of the words in those sentences will be difference sizes so I can't
just set the width for the elements.

Is there any method to use IE filter without positioning? Just like
FireFox does. I've been searching for the solutions for couple of days but
still no clues.
Can somebody help me? Or maybe this is one of the unsolvable problems of IE
family.

I'm using IE6.

Best Regards,

Ethan
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Re: [css-d] Help me about IE opacity for texts

2007-09-14 Thread David Hucklesby
On Fri, 14 Sep 2007 17:42:53 +0800, Ethan wrote:
 Hi,

 I really want to know that if I can set some sentences transparent in an 
 article using
 IE filter opacity.

 For example, aa link/a or spansentence/span.

 I can do this using opacity in FireFox very easily. But this is not the case 
 for IE. I
 know I need to give a position to the block elements for filter like 
 float:left. [...]

Odd. I did an experiment with experiment that seems to work in IE6.
I *did* use positioning, but not for the element with opacity. In order
to layer some text over the semi-opaque element I used relative
positioning to prevent the opacity setting affecting the text itself.
The element carrying opacity is positioned statically.

All CSS in the HEAD section:

 http://webwiz.robinshosting.com/temp/opacity/

Cordially,
David
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Re: [css-d] Help me about IE opacity for texts

2007-09-14 Thread Bruno Fassino
Ethan wrote:

 I really want to know that if I can set some sentences
 transparent in an article using IE filter opacity.

 For example, aa link/a or spansentence/span.

 I can do this using opacity in FireFox very easily. But this
 is not the case for IE. I know I need to give a position
 to the block elements for filter like float:left. But this
 will destroy the structure of the article.


In order for IE filters to work the element they are applied to must have
hasLayout [1].
Try to find an hasLayout trigger with no (or acceptable) side effects for
your case:
You mentioned that you cannot use float or assign a width, then try  zoom:1

Hth,
Bruno

[2] http://www.satzansatz.de/cssd/onhavinglayout.html#filter


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