Does trans still work in all browsers

Discussion in 'HTML & Website Design' started by HHGS!, Nov 11, 2009.

  1. #1
    Well someone was saying this script
    opacity: 0.5;
    Code (markup):
    Was going to be not included in new browsers is this still the case?
    Thanks
    Ross
     
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    #2
    opacity is part of CSS3. It most definitely will be in browsers.
     
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    Thanks very much, thats all i need to know :)
     
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    Right,

    I just checked this out on another website and it seems the opacity isnt working with some internet explorers how would i solve this?
    Ross
     
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    opacity is too advanced for any version of IE and only works in modern browsers. This article will explain Microsoft's typical backwardness and ways around it.
     
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    HMM, thats rather hardddd. i will try if not maybe disable users using IE 7 and below?
     
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