i have a div that is centered on the web browser, that is if the
browser is size is changed the div will always remain in the center
of the page (vertically and horizontally).
this div has a transparency setting.
i need to place another without a transparency setting directly below
it.
div outer
several div's inside here
/div
div without transparency
/div
Set your div without transparency inside the outer div and keep it
horizontally centered. Set your last div without transparency to
have background-color: #fff; (or whatever color you want).
-eystein
On Nov 22, 2005, at 8:25 AM, Eystein Mack Alnæs wrote:
div outer
several div's inside here
/div
div without transparency
/div
Set your div without transparency inside the outer div and keep it
horizontally centered. Set your last div without transparency to
have background-color:
Set your div without transparency inside the outer div and keep it
horizontally centered. Set your last div without transparency to
have background-color: #fff; (or whatever color you want).
nested divs all contain the transparency of the outer div no matter
what i do.
rush.
This
This works for me in Safari and Firefox, but doesn't in IE5.2 on Mac.
So it's a problem with _that_ browser. Perhaps the Holly hack will
work. I assume it's got something to do with the Explorer hasLayout
issue.
hasLayout only affects IE on Windows.
Sorry I'm not helping you further, but
This works for me in Safari and Firefox, but doesn't in IE5.2 on Mac.
So it's a problem with _that_ browser. Perhaps the Holly hack will
work. I assume it's got something to do with the Explorer hasLayout
issue.
hasLayout only affects IE on Windows.
Sorry I'm not helping you further, but
On Nov 22, 2005, at 11:52 AM, Eystein Mack Alnæs wrote:
This works for me in Safari and Firefox, but doesn't in IE5.2 on
Mac.
So it's a problem with _that_ browser. Perhaps the Holly hack will
work. I assume it's got something to do with the Explorer hasLayout
issue.
hasLayout only
