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Title: -yalps a bit- Help with IFRAME codes!
Post by: KuroOokamiTsume on May 20, 2005, 05:23:31 pm
If you go here: you'll see why. Im trying my fur-darndest to get the box bigger, but no matter what I do, it just wont work! Also, if anyone knows the code, be it CSS or HTML, to make the "index" page displayed have a translucent background, or a foggy one, I would appericate it. Lend teh wolfy a paw, please? T_T

Edit:
I figured the box-bigger thing out, I just cant get my index2.htm to work now! T_T URL change: http://www.paganpanther.furtopia.org/furry/index.htm

Please help! :goldcry:



Title: -yalps a bit- Help with IFRAME codes!
Post by: CarLOS on May 20, 2005, 10:00:24 pm
I'm not 100% sure on *what* you are trying to accomplish? Can you clarify?
Title: -yalps a bit- Help with IFRAME codes!
Post by: KuroOokamiTsume on May 20, 2005, 10:48:01 pm
Sure thing CarLOS. You see that box that has the info on the webpage being under construction? I was hoping to find a way to make it slightly fogged, or in other words, making it to where it has a faded look about the background...

I know, I cant get it any clearer than that, sorry. u.u;
Title: -yalps a bit- Help with IFRAME codes!
Post by: Wtcher on May 21, 2005, 04:32:14 pm
Try the technique listed at http://www.domedia.org/oveklykken/css-transparency.php

If that doesn't work, you can get a second copy of the image, lighten it manually, and stick it in that iframe. I also did something similar a few years ago, available at http://succubus.dyndns.org:8080/nwk/main.html - but I don't remember what I did and I'm rather busy today. Maybe it'll give you some ideas. It also only works in Firefox/Mozilla since IE doesn't render a lot of CSS tags properly.
Title: -yalps a bit- Help with IFRAME codes!
Post by: CarLOS on May 25, 2005, 03:10:27 am
Using this method, try a wee bit of php or JS to detect browser, because IE is the only one to use those proprietary codes. Mozilla/Netscape/Firefox/Safari/Konqueror/Galeon/Opera all use the proper W3C CSS1 and CSS2 codes ;)