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CSS Transparency in Firefox, Opera, IE, and Mozilla


Posted by Tekime on 2006-11-14 10:53:05

This article on CSS transparency explains how to achieve a transparency effect with CSS using a combination of opacity and filter properties.

In the past some Web designers used the Internet Explorer's filter:alpha attribute to modify the transparency of a page element. Unfortunately this method leaves out everybody using an alternative browser.

Fortunately, browsers have increasing support of CSS, and the opacity and -moz-opacity attributes in particular. Setting all of the properties we have available for opacity and alpha transparency, we achieve a transparency effect that is supported by Firefox, Opera, IE, Mozilla, and others.

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