Can anyone please, at least, let me now if the opacity implemented works in IE 6 as it works in other browsers? I have no way to test it...
On Aug 5, 12:55 am, Nazgulled <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Before I ever new javascript frameworks or jQuery, I implemented > something like this (but very basic) on some script of mine. However, > I had a problem in IE6 that couldn't use a background-color and > opacity cause wouldn't work. My stupid solution was to use a gif with > 4 pixels, 2 white and 2 transparent, like a checkers board. That would > work in every browser and in every platform. > > My question is: does the opacity implemented in BlockUI works > correctly in IE6? > > If not, maybe you could implement this alternative gif method for > browsers and platforms that don't support opacity. For instance, I > read you disabled the opacity for Linux+FF, perhaps you could enable > with this work-around. It would look better than nothing while other > browsers/platforms see a white opacity background. > > So, the suggestion is here, but I would like an answer to my question > anyway :P
