How to set opacity in CSS?
div#transparent
{
filter:alpha(opacity=75);
-moz-opacity:.75;
opacity:.75;
}
Posted on March 19, 2008 by Viktar Karpach
div#transparent
{
filter:alpha(opacity=75);
-moz-opacity:.75;
opacity:.75;
}
This is funny. IE6/IE7 work with this rule fine.
When I try to compile in VS 2008, I get an error about VS not recognizing the filer: alpha(opacity=75); and opacity: .75; rules.
I use -ms-filter: alpha(opacity=75); and -ms-opacity: 0.75; rules and it compiles fine, but the images isn’t transparent.
With the first rules set, if I don’t compile, but view the page in a browser, no errors and the image is transparent. If I try to publish page to server, same compile errors.
I love Microsoft.