When ever I set a span or div or anything that contains test to a filter value in ie, all versions the text gets all pixelly. ie .class{filter:alpha(opacity=60);} Thanks for the reply.
you should really avoid filters wherever possible. they are non-standard in the first place. try using a PNG background image instead.
I want to filter the entire div that the text is in including the div. I understand that they are non-standard but it is a nice thing to offer our users. I was wondering should I use .class{filterrogidXImageTransform.Microsoft.Alpha(opacity=60);} instead of the other filter:Alpha(opaccity=60); instead? Thanks for the reply.