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1. First Give your iframe the allowtransparency="true" tag. 2. Make sure the source page's content has NO background color specified... not in the page itself, and not in any stylesheet linked to the

#1  2007-06-09 13:10:23

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1. First Give your iframe the allowtransparency="true" tag. 2. Make sure the source page's content has NO background color specified... not in the page itself, and not in any stylesheet linked to the

1. First Give your iframe the allowtransparency="true" tag. 2. Make sure the source page's content has NO background color specified... not in the page itself, and not in any stylesheet linked to the page! This will make the body color pure white. 3. Add this to your iframe tag: style=filter: chroma(color="#FFFFFF"); Step 1 and 2 makes the iframe transparent in netscape/mozilla/firefox. As long as the page has no other background specified, the transparency works... but if you specify a background color, the transparency is lost. Step 3 makes it work in Internet explorer, IE's filter:chroma nukes the white background. That means you must make sure no other part of your page (or at least nothing in that iframe) has pure white, or it will be made invisible. That's pretty easy, if something is even slightly differently colored (for example #FFFFFD) then it won't be transparent. So the example code: <iframe src="anything.htm" frameborder="No" style="FILTER: chroma(color=#FFFFFF)" allowtransparency="true"> </iframe> And "anything.htm" must not have any bgcolor specified in its body tag, or in a style section, or in any CSS that it's linked to.
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#2  2007-06-10 06:25:39

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Re: 1. First Give your iframe the allowtransparency="true" tag. 2. Make sure the source page's content has NO background color specified... not in the page itself, and not in any stylesheet linked to the

that's good for newbie...hehe :D :thumbsup:
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#3  2007-06-12 15:41:28

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Re: 1. First Give your iframe the allowtransparency="true" tag. 2. Make sure the source page's content has NO background color specified... not in the page itself, and not in any stylesheet linked to the

hm... i still didn't see the efect... would u put the example sir epe :thumbsup:
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#4  2007-06-12 15:59:54

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Re: 1. First Give your iframe the allowtransparency="true" tag. 2. Make sure the source page's content has NO background color specified... not in the page itself, and not in any stylesheet linked to the

lol, am not ephe :lol: try wvm, and try to make it transparent using that technique
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#5  2007-09-24 01:04:15

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Re: 1. First Give your iframe the allowtransparency="true" tag. 2. Make sure the source page's content has NO background color specified... not in the page itself, and not in any stylesheet linked to the

what is iframe.. i just wanna ask whats that thing they call crossover?? im newbie, sorry for my questions.. :penguin:
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#6  2007-09-24 02:26:39

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Re: 1. First Give your iframe the allowtransparency="true" tag. 2. Make sure the source page's content has NO background color specified... not in the page itself, and not in any stylesheet linked to the

[quote=dj_dhey]hm... i still didn't see the efect... would u put the example sir epe :thumbsup:[/quote] just make sure your main css and tracker.css body are both set to transparent... background: transparent; and to your tracker box too..(#tracker) and 'yes' to allow transparency in your js.. and don't use #FFFFFF as text or bkgd color at your box.. coz it is now to set for chroma in your js. =) Hi Bro!! :D

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#7  2007-10-01 23:47:52

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Re: 1. First Give your iframe the allowtransparency="true" tag. 2. Make sure the source page's content has NO background color specified... not in the page itself, and not in any stylesheet linked to the

what is ifraMe?sorry an a newbie.. :eh:
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#8  2007-11-21 15:34:19

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Re: 1. First Give your iframe the allowtransparency="true" tag. 2. Make sure the source page's content has NO background color specified... not in the page itself, and not in any stylesheet linked to the

can anyone five a preview? :|
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#9  2007-11-22 09:57:27

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Re: 1. First Give your iframe the allowtransparency="true" tag. 2. Make sure the source page's content has NO background color specified... not in the page itself, and not in any stylesheet linked to the

[b]Lolers! good one ken! keep it up! then I can make my scrolling iframe friendlist transparent! :eh: :thumbsup: [/b]
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#10  2007-12-30 09:24:15

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Re: 1. First Give your iframe the allowtransparency="true" tag. 2. Make sure the source page's content has NO background color specified... not in the page itself, and not in any stylesheet linked to the

[quote=ducheszv]can anyone five a preview? :|[/quote] The old WVM was a good example :eh: but still applicable to some iframes like cbox :eh:

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#11  2007-12-30 12:49:57

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Re: 1. First Give your iframe the allowtransparency="true" tag. 2. Make sure the source page's content has NO background color specified... not in the page itself, and not in any stylesheet linked to the

nice... =) :thumbsup:
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#12  2008-02-11 04:54:52

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Re: 1. First Give your iframe the allowtransparency="true" tag. 2. Make sure the source page's content has NO background color specified... not in the page itself, and not in any stylesheet linked to the

I like this idea ken..im going to study your tutorial... it is very interesting ... @OT...where are you now buddy?...we miss you here.... =)
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#13  2008-02-11 05:24:57

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Re: 1. First Give your iframe the allowtransparency="true" tag. 2. Make sure the source page's content has NO background color specified... not in the page itself, and not in any stylesheet linked to the

nice tutorial sir marfilla.. ;) :thumbsup:
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#14  2008-02-11 06:27:16

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Re: 1. First Give your iframe the allowtransparency="true" tag. 2. Make sure the source page's content has NO background color specified... not in the page itself, and not in any stylesheet linked to the

go0d for newbie like me..
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#15  2008-05-28 08:48:12

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Re: 1. First Give your iframe the allowtransparency="true" tag. 2. Make sure the source page's content has NO background color specified... not in the page itself, and not in any stylesheet linked to the

that good 4 newbie..............:D:D thx 4 share,,,,,,,,,,,,, nice tread,.:thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup:
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