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[Alber]

I was trying to make my table backgrounds white, with 50% opaqe. But the problem is that when I do that, it makes EVERYTHING blur(the opaqe). Pictures, text, etc..

If some1 could supply me with the coding not to blur everything, and just to cast opaque in the background of a table, I'd be greatful

[latinprep12]

Heres the answer to the blurry problem

<!-- begin code provided by createblog.com --><br /><br /><br /><style>table table table td {<br /> background-color:FFFFFF;<br /> filter:alpha(opacity=50); -moz-opacity:0.50; opacity:0.50; -khtml-opacity:0.50; }<br />table table table table td {filter:none;}<br /></style><br /><br /><!-- end code provided by createblog.com -->

[Alber]

Didn't work. Still makes everything blurry

[YourSuperior]

Can you take a screenshot of what it looks like? So we can comprehend what you mean.

[dorkster]

So you say you've applied the filter on your tables, and you've also done latinprep says and it still doesn't work? The only thing I can tell you is... it will always stay like that because whatever filter you've applied to your tables also renders the text and images on the tables. I've tried doing the code..
a img, img {filter:none !important;}

but still won't work, youre best bet if you still want the opacity applied on your tables.. set it as 95

[Alber]

So you're saying no matter what I do, if I add opacity it will go over my images and text?

[YourSuperior]

So you're saying no matter what I do, if I add opacity it will go over my images and text?

Not really. But try using a different code.

[Alber]

Can I be provided with one please

[latinprep12]

well if you can show us a screenshot we might be able to help you

[Alber]

You got it.

Here are the examples

Opacity Applied

W/Opacity

Opacity Not Applied

W/O Opacity

Blurs everything

[latinprep12]

hhmm well i do see the blurry problem and well... what other types of html codes to you got on your profile?..maybe theres one affecting it

[Alber]

Nope, thats not the problem.

I tried it on my profile, and in a completely blank one. Same effect. The one you see is a comepletely blank one.

[dorkster]

Like I mentioned, adding opacity to your tables will render the text AND images on your tables... What more proof do you need?



^ And that is coming from a myspace moderator.

[Alber]

And you're saying there's no way around it?

[Alber]

?