Preserved Topic: Partially transparent background on a div... (Page 1 of 1)

I know there is a way to do this

I want to make the background of a div overlaying the background of the main page partially transparent.

Should I use a gif?

Oh, this is for a LiveJournal so that means no JS. CSS only.

Well, you can use IE & Mozilla alpha blending, which will make whole layer transparent (not only the background), so you'll need to add additional layer above that will contain text...

Anyway, the syntax is STYLE="filter:alpha(opacity=50);-moz-opacity:50%;"...

BTW Nice picture...

wacha lickin' there kretsy??

Later,
C:\


~Binary is best~

hehe

I tried that alpha filtering and couldn't get it right. All that was wrong was a stupid simple syntax error.

Silly me.

That would be a navel ring and its not me licking it unfortunately.

: ulls shirt down::

Stupid cameras all around ...

-Jestah
Cell 277

so who is it then?
and why dont i see the navel?

Its just a photo I found while poking around the net.

The navel is faded into the bg.

mmmmmmm navel goodness..........

Awww, just a navel? And here I was, looking at it from every angle, trying to get the lighting right on my laptop screen... =)

And now something completely different (but still related to navels), heh...

Take a look at this: http://www.navelfluff.com/

That's just too wierd Max!

Later,
C:\


~Binary is best~