Hi Iuilian,
I just had another go at achieving semi-transparency for all submenus,
but alas IE seems to have outwitted me on this one. It simply refuses
to apply any sort of transparency to elements whose parents already
have a transparency filter applied to them. I tried everything I could
think
Thanks for this explanation you've been too kind. It must be the
double applied filter. Now is there a way to get rid of the fade
effect in favor of the overall semi-transparency? I know the fades are
the spice of Superfish but I'm kind of forced to try that too. Can you
help me pretty please? :)
Hi Iulian,
IE can only apply one "filter" to an element at any one time and the
code that jQuery uses to fade-in something uses up that one
opportunity. Therefore, when you apply filter:(opacity=90); in the CSS
problems occur when JS wants to also apply filter to that element.
That is my understa
Hello,
Very useful plug in btw.
My JS knowledge is about zero, so I tried to create some transparency
by adding to the CSS the following
.nav li li {
opacity: 0.9;
-moz-opacity: 0.9;
filter: alpha(opacity=90);
}
This works entirely in FF but only the second level works in
On 26/03/2008, Schmitt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> with your original opacity values it didn't work, I had to switch them
> around.
Hmm, my code worked for me when I tested it. Must be some unknown
difference in the rest of the code I guess.
All this JS hackery aside, I think the easiest and
Hi Joel,
with your original opacity values it didn't work, I had to switch them
around.
It looks lovely in Firefox but in IE even the first submenu is already
completely transparent. I'm still poking it, so maybe will figure something
out.
Cynthia
Joel Birch wrote:
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> Hi Adrian,
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> H
Hi Adrian,
Hmm, this isn't pretty, but sort of does the job (see below). I set
the animation to fade to opacity .92 which is only a subtle amount of
transparency because deeper nested submenus will inherit this and
apply their own further .92 amount, which could get hard to read. The
onBeforeShow
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