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Transparency in Dreamweaver.

eddiehead · 2009-12-10 17:17:38

Hi all, How, using Dreamweaver/CSS, would I go about rendering the background of a div as transparent? Basically I'm using container divs for my header & nav bar so I would rather just use the one background (the one for the complete body of the page or even just the main div). Thanks in advance for any help.

10-12-2009 5:17pm

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eddiehead

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Hi all,
How, using Dreamweaver/CSS, would I go about rendering the background of a div as transparent? Basically I'm using container divs for my header & nav bar so I would rather just use the one background (the one for the complete body of the page or even just the main div). Thanks in advance for any help.

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#2 10-12-2009 8:53pm

Liam Byrne

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You can use CSS opacity, but be aware that any nested child elements can't go beyond that opacity.

e.g. If a div is 50% and the links within it are 100%, those links will be "100% OF 50%".

P.S. Just re-read your post. If you don't have any background image or colour set (or you explicitly set them to "none") then the background will by FULLY transparent.

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