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  • Transparency with CSS3

    Jun
    09

    Prior to the release of the RGBA element of CSS3, web designers had to use transparent background images and hacks to provide the illusion of opacity. With the RGBA element, we can now create opacity purely through CSS. The syntax looks like this: 1 2 3 div { background: rgba(94, 165, 168, 0.7); } Values [...]

    By Brian | Posted in CSS, CSS3 | Also tagged CSS, CSS3, transparency | Comments (0)

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