Preserved Topic: Fading Buttons (Page 1 of 1)

this is what i have:

<script language="JavaScript">
function pick(obj) {
obj.filters.alpha.opacity=100;
obj.filters.gray.enabled=false;
}
function unpick(obj) {
obj.filters.alpha.opacity=70;
obj.filters.gray.enabled=true;
}
function window_open(filename, x, y)
{
windowops = eval("'toolbar=no,location=no,directories=no,status=no,menubar=no,scrollbars=no,resizable=no,copyhistory=yes,width=" + x + ",height=" + y + "'");
window.open(filename, 'New1', windowops);
return;
}
</script>

is it possible to make it fading slowly into color

If you mean fade into a color other than the background I think so. Try setting the background-color property on the divs or images that you want to fade. You could also try putting a one color image behind your images. These are just guesses.

it's function right now is to be grey and when hover it goes back to normal colors of the image... i want it to fade into the normal color instead just changing to the normal color

in that case this is what you need I think: http://www.dynamicdrive.com/dynamicindex4/highlightgrad2.htm

I have this same script running on my art and links pages too. Click my sig to check 'em out.

but it doesn't change the image to grey and then fade into it's original colors

well if it had something gray behind it it would. And image or Div or something. Or perhaps you could figure a way to combine your script with theirs. I'm not really a Java Script wiz., but i'm sure there has gotta be a useful snipper in there somewhere.

i'm not good with java... i did try combining tho... it keeps not working...

Check out this link.
Fading Rollovers
You would require 2 images (the B&W one and the color one) which is different from the example you gave which just used the IE filter property. You can fade gradually in IE but you cannot change the B&W filter gradually, it is either ON or OFF.
I have recently put up a tutorial on how to create fading rollovers and would appreciate any feedback.
Creatw Fading Rollovers