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John Cartwright
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by John Cartwright »
Does anyone know a way to make an Iframe background translucent so just images and text will be showing up but the rest is clear?
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Unipus
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by Unipus »
I don't believe that can done (there's probably a proprietary MSIE property for it, but I don't discuss those).
What can be done, though, is using a div with overflow: auto instead of an iframe, which is my preferred way to operate.
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vigge89
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by vigge89 »
Insert into <iframe> tag;
<iframe src="page.php" name="iframe" width="300" height="300" scrolling="auto" frameborder="0" allowtransparency="true"></iframe>
Insert into the page in the iframes body section;
<BODY style="background-color:transparent">
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Unipus
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by Unipus »
like I said though, that's an IE-only property.
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m3mn0n
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by m3mn0n »
Maybe he is an IE type of guy.
If not, someone else who searches for this type of thing might find that little tidbit uselful.
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John Cartwright
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by John Cartwright »
HEHeh thanks a lot guys I am infact NOT a IE type of guy, IE is the DEVIL!!!
Cheers