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Thread: New Layout

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    Quote Originally Posted by JimboJosh View Post
    if you can find a way to code the opacity in to work on every browser congrats

    nice layout but as you said, looks like rawnet
    The opacity for what?

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    the border of the content. If you have a look at the one i made, i had to fade the opacity on the border out because i couldt think of a way to code it

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    There's a way to do it in CSS.

    But I'll be changing the background as well, which'll make it easier.

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    ahh right ok
    could you give a link when youve done so i can have a lok how ?

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    In CSS? Just add this to your CSS:

    opacity: 0.1 (or w/e).

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    didnt know taht.. ill try it

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    I like it. It looks good, and it's easy to code If you haven't coded it, give me a try, for free. I'm a beginner at coding, but i'll do my best

    ..I'll add an iFrame

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    Quote Originally Posted by BigMuscle View Post
    I like it. It looks good, and it's easy to code If you haven't coded it, give me a try, for free. I'm a beginner at coding, but i'll do my best

    ..I'll add an iFrame
    That layout would look crap in tables if the tables didn't expand. Plus divs are much easier to code than tables

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    Quote Originally Posted by loserWILL View Post
    In CSS? Just add this to your CSS:

    opacity: 0.1 (or w/e).
    That's only for Safari.

    opacity: 0.65;

    -moz-opacity: 0.65; /* older Gecko-based browsers */

    filter:alpha(opacity=65); /* For IE6&7 */

    from: http://www.dedestruct.com/2008/03/06...paque-content/

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    Quote Originally Posted by wewt View Post
    That's only for Safari.

    opacity: 0.65;

    -moz-opacity: 0.65; /* older Gecko-based browsers */

    filter:alpha(opacity=65); /* For IE6&7 */

    from: http://www.dedestruct.com/2008/03/06...paque-content/
    thank you

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