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Semi-transparent menu backgrounds

Thread began 3/06/2009 5:24 am by jon211112 | Last modified 3/06/2009 8:58 am by Ray Borduin | 2763 views | 1 replies |

jon211112

Semi-transparent menu backgrounds

Hi all

I'm sure this is possible, and probably straight forward, but just need it confirmed before I commit to someone!

Can I create a menu with, for instance, a 50% white background so the page beneath shows through?

Many thanks in anticipation

Jon

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Ray BorduinWebAssist

It can be done with semi-transparent .png files in the background. The next version of css menus will actually include some examples of this.

In the current version you would have to add a .htc file so that .png files would work in IE6, but it is still possible with a few minor edits.

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