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I have tried a number of different solutions for image transparency and while I can get some to work it seems the solutions cause other problems.
Here’s a link to the site I am currently working on and the solution that seems to work the best:
http://www.rkmpcservices.com/azdance/company.html
It works in all browsers except IE.
The style sheet is at http://www.rkmpcservices.com/azdance/stylesheets/mainstyle.css
What am I missing?
Any help is greatly appreciated!
IE doesnt understand the relatively recent code background: rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.75);
. You’re probably going to have to use a background image (white, 75% opacity, save as PNG) and use that for that block if you want it to work in IE8 and before.
It all seems to work fine in IE9, by the way.
what about trying this :
.main_text {
/* your code */
/* here for IE
color : ffffff
#C0 : opacity 75%
*/
filter:progid:DXImageTransform.Microsoft.gradient(startColorstr=#C0ffffff ,endColorstr=#C0ffffff);
}
original here : http://www.alsacreations.com : Le filtre Gradient pour IE
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I’m just now seeing this, sorry for the delay. I was not notified that anyone had posted. Thanks for the ideas!
Senff: I’m thinking I may have to go your route, though I hate to.
YLC66: Perhaps you can check my code again. I tried your suggestion, but it didn’t not make any difference.
All suggestions are greatly appreciated.