| I have an element that uses a PNG with alpha as the background, and I want to do an fade/appear effect on it. It seems that on IE the two Microsoft filters that are needed for both the fade and the PNG background are conflicting with each other. If I fade the same element that already is using the "Microsoft.AlphaImageLoader" filter, I loose the alpha channel. Simple solution was to put the PNG background in a inner div and that worked. <div id="foobar"> <div id="foobarBG"></div> </div> then do the fade/appear on the "foobar" element, while the Microsoft.AlphaImageLoader filter is applied to "foobarBG" Like I said this all works great (although it is an annoying IE workaround) My problem comes when I try to put something in the "foobarBG" element <div id="foobar"> <div id="foobarBG"> <p>This is some text</p> </div> </div> What IE is doing is "knocking out" the actual text so that I see a "Hole" through my background. When the element is all the way faded on the text POPS on over the hole it created. So, the question here is: Is it at all posable to use fade/appear in conjunction with a PNG background on IE, and if so, whats the workaround? Thanks. ______________________________________________________________________ Alex Duffield . Principal . InControl Solutions . http://www.incontrolsolutions.com |
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