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    Default Transparent Code For Firefox

    What is the Transparent Code For Firefox

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    What, a css code?
    unitedstates,canada,mexico,panama,haiti,jamaica,pe ru,republicdominian,cuba,caribbean,greenland and el salvadour too.
    puertorica,colombia,venezuela,honduras,guyana and still, guatamala,bolivia then argentina and ecuador,chile,brazil.
    costarica,belize,nicaragua,bermuda,bahamas,tobago, sanjuan,paraguary,uruguay,suriname,frenchguiana,ba rbados and guan.
    norway and sweden and iceland and finland and germany now one piece, switzerland,austrira,czechoslovakia,italy,turkey and greece.



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    he means like in Internet Explorer you can put background="transparent" or whatever.


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    Does anyone know it

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    You still havn't explained yourself properly and therefore we cannot give you what you want.

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    just to make something transparent, firefox actualy uses the proper W3 valid attribute

    opacity: 0.8;

    1 = opake
    0 = invsiable
    you can vary the number inbetween say 0.25 would be valid.

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    like in Internet Explorer you can put background="transparent"

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    HTML 5.0 supports: IE 5+, Mozilla, Opera and more
    If you are using frames:

    apply this to the frame: allowTransparency scrolling="yes"

    e.g.
    Code:
    <IFRAME 
    name=iframe src="iframe.htm" 
    frameBorder=0 width=433 height=324 allowTransparency scrolling="yes">
    Then on the page inside the frame put this in the css of the page (try not to use a refrance for this as it will reduce supportage)

    Code:
    <STYLE type=text/css>
    
    BODY {
    	BACKGROUND-COLOR: transparent
    }
    HTML {
    	BACKGROUND-COLOR: transparent
    }
    </STYLE>

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