Background for entries Options

[lpkut]

I don't know what you call this back ground I saw yesterday from a random site.
But this girl had a white backgroud but it's kinda transparent.
Like, you can see that she has a back ground on her entries...but at the same time you can kinda see the background.
Sorry, it's hard to explain.

[uglyduckie89]

im not sure what ure talking about but im going to take a stab at it. i think the background of the entries or the blogger is kinda transparent or has an opacity so that when the see through black goes over the white background it makes the blogger look grey?? *shrugs* i dunno. it would help if you could find that person's site again...

[Eryi]

What exactly would you like us to help you on? Would you like the script?

[YourSuperior]

She just has her entry background set to transparent, so that way you can see her background on her site.

CODE

<style="text/css">
table.blogbody {
/* THIS EDITS THE BLOG ENTRIES*/
   background-color: transparent;
 width:400px;
 }
</style>

[*mona lisa*]

^That's completely transparent. She said "kinda transparent".

CODE

<style="text/css">
table.blogbody {
background: #FFFFFF url(http://urltotheimage);
filter: alpha(opacity=70);
}
</style>

You'll have to change the color and/or background URL if you want it and where it says 70. Paste into your HTML Header.

[LonesomeSoldier]

I think i understand, i think it was like a filter for the entry, it added a transparent-ish filter on the entry that made it where it added a filtered look, kindof like a filter on a spotlight or a video camera

[lpkut]

Hi again. Thanks everyone.
You guys are sooooo great.
And I relly appreciate your help.
So, here's what I'm talking about www.xanga.com/KiSSME__iMASURFER

I like the traparentish of her entry border and left module.

But I think...I need a colored abakcground for that eh?
because my bakcground is completely white :P

thanks <3

[lovescream]

it's in the xanga scripts; please check before posting. ^^;

CODE

<STYLE>
/*
transparent blog
*/

.blogbody, {


/* opacity maximum 100 */
filter: alpha(style=0,opacity=60);
}
</STYLE>

for transparency.

CODE

<style type="text/css">
/*
Blog Background Color
*/

.blogbody {background-color: #000000;};
</style>

for the color.

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