Joe Leech wrote:
The opacity property applies to the parent element so anything inside the parent element will also be transparent. I sugest taking the image element out of the translucent element and apply position:absolute to it and align it in the correct place.I know this really isn't strictly *standard* but...
I am using the css level 3 opacity property (and using the alpha filter for IE) for various content boxes to show the background image. However, I have just placed an image in the opaque block and it is opaque - but I don't want it to be. Is there a way to turn off the opacity of top image?
Marc.
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