Transparency Question Again (Sorry), Myspace 2.0 Options

[Arborpress]

How can I keep my Picture, friend's pictures and possibly text from becoming transparent with this code, when all I want is the background of my modules to be transparent?

CODE

.msc {background code}
body {URL GOES HERE); background-position:center center; background-attachment:fixed;}

.msc {transparent tables code}
div.module {border:3px solid RED; background-color:BLUE; filter:alpha(opacity=80); -moz-opacity:0.80; opacity:0.80; -khtml opacity:0.80;}

[fixtatik]

The only way is by using RGBa, which won't work in Internet Explorer. If you're comfortable with the restrictions, use this instead of what you have for div.module:

CODE

.module { border:3px solid red; background:rgba(0,0,255,.8); }

[Arborpress]

Thanks!! That fixed it!

I don't mean to be such a burden, but I've noticed that in your "Crotian Waterfalls" Layout, your backgrounds of your modules have sort of a crystal clear looking touch. Is there anyway I can make mine look like that opacity?

I understand that I'm asking for a little too much, and its part of your unique layout.

Thank you again for your help

[fixtatik]

Most of the layouts on here under my name were made by someone who used to work with me, so I don't know which one that is. Can you give me a link?

Also slipped my mind...for getting transparent backgrounds in IE with opaque content, you can use images. Just make a 1x1 image in an editing program, lower the opacity to what you need, save it as PNG-24 and use that as your background.

[Arborpress]

Here it is,

http://www.createblog.com/myspace-layouts/...ian-waterfalls/

Also thanks for the info.

[Mickey]

That layout uses the method Elia mentioned:

Most of the layouts on here under my name were made by someone who used to work with me, so I don't know which one that is. Can you give me a link?

Also slipped my mind...for getting transparent backgrounds in IE with opaque content, you can use images. Just make a 1x1 image in an editing program, lower the opacity to what you need, save it as PNG-24 and use that as your background.

You can view the background here. Notice its opacity was lowered before being saved, uploaded and set as the modules' backgrounds.

[Arborpress]

Alright, Thanks for the help!

[manny-the-dino]

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