Hello all,
I was wondering if there was any methods for hovering over an image with a transparency of lets say 40% and the image transparency returns to the solid 100%.
I have seen this done beofre but i did not have time to investigate whether this was done using CSS.
I know i could do it using lists, but i would prefer to do it a different way, where possible.
Many regards,
Davidyes and no.
If you want this effect to work in IE, you will have to use a filter, ergo having invalid css. If you want this effect to work in real browsers, you would use -moz-opacity i believe. You may also be able to do this with a semi-transparent png image, but once again, I don't believe this will work in IE
I was wondering if there was any methods for hovering over an image with a transparency of lets say 40% and the image transparency returns to the solid 100%.
I have seen this done beofre but i did not have time to investigate whether this was done using CSS.
I know i could do it using lists, but i would prefer to do it a different way, where possible.
Many regards,
Davidyes and no.
If you want this effect to work in IE, you will have to use a filter, ergo having invalid css. If you want this effect to work in real browsers, you would use -moz-opacity i believe. You may also be able to do this with a semi-transparent png image, but once again, I don't believe this will work in IE