HI,All
Can anyone please tell me that how to create semi-transparent horizontal drop down menus using DHTML or JAVA Script. Or anyone knowing the scripting for the same..!
Thanks!!
HI,All
Can anyone please tell me that how to create semi-transparent horizontal drop down menus using DHTML or JAVA Script. Or anyone knowing the scripting for the same..!
Thanks!!
Warning: Please include a link to the DD script in question in your post. See this thread for the proper posting format when asking a question.
Please post a link to the page on your site that contains the problematic script so we can check it out.
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Hi,Originally Posted by jscheuer1
jscheuer1
Sorry,but i didnt find script in DD for transparent or semi-tranparent horizontal drop down menus!! I jus wan that when anyone move the cursor over a particular menu,the drop down menus should appear in such a way that,background image in the site should be seen from that.
I dont have site,well i m jus converting the photoshop layout in dreamweaver and m facing this problem.I cant explain anymore of this.
so,If u have or u know any script for the same please reply.
I hope u got what i want to explain..!
Rollovers to a transparent .gif might do. Or code to change the background color to transparent. Many menus allow for rollovers and color changes, find one of those and work with it.
This is the DD scripts help forum though so, to be posting in here, you should already have a DD script in mind. Perhaps you would be better off in the javascript forum.
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THANKSS!!Originally Posted by jscheuer1
Or you could do what Twey said when I asked the same question
http://www.dynamicdrive.com/forums/s...ad.php?t=11380opacity: 0.5; // CSS2 (or is it 3?)-compliant browsers
filter: alpha(Opacity=50); // IE
-moz-opacity: 0.5; // Older versions of Mozilla
-khtml-opacity: 0.5; // Older versions of Safari/Konqueror
- Mike
That wasn't the same question.Originally Posted by mburt
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