I've been toying with this for a bit.  I'm using the latest version of the
jqModal plugin (r11) and having the opacity issue that's appeared on this
list before with IE6/7.  I've moved the dialog div so that it is a direct
child of the <body> tag, and I've even gone through and added some extra
opacity attributes to the .jqmOverlay class in jqModal.css (this included
using" filter:alpha(opacity=50); filter:
progid:DXImageTransform.Microsoft.Alpha(opacity=50); opacity: 0.50;").  Even
with doing these things, the overlay is still appearing opague with
different tints of the background-color specified by .jqmOverlay (#000). 
The bug has become a bit frustrating to say the least, does anyone have
another possible fix for it?

[HTML]
<div class='jqmWindow' id='errorDialog' style='display: none; text-align:
left;'>
 <div style='text-align: right;'> # Close </div>
 <hr />
 Testing<br />Testing<br />Testing<br />Testing<br />Testing<br />Testing<br
/>
</div>

[JS]
$("#errorModal").click(function(){
 $("#errorDialog").jqm({overlay:50}).jqmShow();
});

$("#errorModalClose").click(function(){
 $("#errorDialog").jqmHide("slow");
 $("#regFormErrors").hide("fast");
});
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