Mozilla 1.6 Alpha

[spufi]

Under "What's new."

# The opacity implementation was completely revamped to properly change the opacity of all descendants as a group.
# CSS inheritance has been updated to work per CSS2.1 (computed values are inherited).

I'm not sure if they mean opacity in CSS though.

[PeOfEo]

Ill stick with my firebird thank you very much :D

[Mysteriously]

Originally posted by PeOfEo
Ill stick with my firebird thank you very much :D
Ditto.

[Daniel T]

i didnt quite understand ur question, spufi. but i mite have an idea of wut ur sayin. if ur sayin that u havent used opacity in css b4, here's an example:

<STYLE type="text/css">

.alphaBox{
FILTER: progid:DXImageTransform.Microsoft.Alpha( style=0,opacity=50); border:1px solid #999999;
background-color:#fff;
}


</STYLE>


this makes it so that evry object u apply this class to, it will be 50% transparent. if you would like to c it in action, go to http://www.freewebs.com/ and look at the 2 textboxes at the top-right section of their homepage. im sry if this is way off from wut ur lookin 4, but it wuz worth a shot.
-Dan


NOTE: CSS opacity is NOT supported in mozilla firebird by default.

[PeOfEo]

it wasnt a question about how to do it was more of a statement and then wondering which form opacity they were speaking of

[Daniel T]

aight. i didnt think sum1 like spufi would not no bout it nehow:Dlol my bad!
-Dan

[PeOfEo]

lol the clue was the name spufi lol.

[Daniel T]

ok, now ur rubbing it in...:D lol

[spufi]

For the record, I use Firebird, hence the avatar, but having the latest stable version of Mozilla is good for testing purposes.