Ooooohh... no wonder it wasn't on W3Schools or W3.org.  Thankyou

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Subject: Re: [WSG] CSS Filter (Alpha Opacity) on MZ/NS [Virus checkedAU]


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> Hi Andrew,
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> The alpha filter is part of a whole horrible proprietary extension to CSS
> given to us by microsoft - and even the way they implemented it was not in
> keeping with CSS standards.
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> CSS3 has (or will have) support for the opacity attribute which does the
> same thing - and is currently implemented in mozilla (in the correct way
> for prorietary extentions) i.e. -moz-opacity: 50%;
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> When CSS3 becomes a standard you will then mozilla will change this
> attribute to opacity and you'll be able to search your code for
> -moz-opacity and all will be hunky dory.  However, the IE method will
> effectively exlude the use of an filter attribute in the CSS standards as
> if it (or something like it) is ever implemented then it may not work the
> same way as IE has implemented it.
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>                        "Andrew Cheong"
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> Why does the CSS filter for alpha opacity not work in Mozilla (1.4, 1.5,
> 1.6)?  Look at http://www.xdemi.com/music/main.php?s=fun&p=links on I.E. -
> notice the background of the "front window" is transparent.  In Mozilla
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> Netscape, it does not do this...
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> I am an amateur designer  - guess I never introduced myself here, but I'm
> glad to be here.  I've only recently turned 16 years old, but I'm very
> interested in web design and even more in learning.  I am very meticulous
> and support web standards all the way (although I have given up trying to
> conform with WAI standards haha)
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> Anyway, I hope someone will be able to inform me of what stupid mistake I
> am making that does not allow this filter to work.
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