RE: FN-FORUM: transparent background

date posted 14th August 2003 16:13

Iframes are separate instances of the browser and so adding a style just =
to
the iframe tag won't make it transparent, It is however possible to =
create a
transparent Iframe but let me warn you now it only works in IE5+. You =
need
to set the src file body to transparent and a variable in the Iframe to
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l/ove
rview/inlinefloatingframes.asp

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-----Original Message-----
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Sent: 14 August 2003 16:28
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Subject: FN-FORUM: transparent background



Hi,
Is the following possible and if so how do you do it:-
To have a cell with an image as a background and an IFRAME on top of
part of it which contains text with has a transparent background so that =
the
image in the cell shows through. background_color: transparent in css
doesn't work.

Thanks
Pam


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