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How To Use CSS To Make Image Fade
Post Description: are you wondering how you can make an image fade out? well if you are maybe i can help you. i will show you how you can make a picture on your website fade out
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This Post Was Posted On Nov 30, 2010 By Webune Support #3610
Post Description: are you wondering how you can make an image fade out? well if you are maybe i can help you. i will show you how you can make a picture on your website fade out
Tags: how, to, use, css, to, make, image, fade
This Post Was Posted On Nov 30, 2010 By Webune Support #3610
How To Use CSS To Make Image Fade by Webune Support
the way to do this is by using CSS. specifically using the opacity if you are using firefox, or filter:alpha(opacity=x) if you are using Internet Explorer
here's an example:
Without:

And now with the opacity/filter property:

this is the code i used:
<img src="http://www.wallpaperama.com/wallpapers/flower/wallpaper/vivid/thumbs/832/vivid-wallpaper.jpg" style="opacity:0.4;filter:alpha(opacity=40)" />
you can learn more at: http://www.w3schools.com/Css/css_image_transparency.asp
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directions (top, left, bottom, right) can be combined with style, width, and color to form a 3-part css command. for example, border-top-style specifies the style of the top border..........many booklets are avilable in market for css...
directions (top, left, bottom, right) can be combined with style, width, and color to form a 3-part css command. for example, border-top-style specifies the style of the top border..........many booklets are avilable in market for css...
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