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Can this be done in freeway ie. I can see the background through the webpage and it appears to scroll over it with a slight transparency.
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Sure. Click once on the element you want to have partial transparency, click to the Style tab (second from left) in the Inspector, and set the main Background picker to Transparent. Then click on the Graphic Background segment title and click on the first square (solid background). Set this to a color, and then set the transparency slider below the color picker to a value. Experiment with these settings until you see what you want.
Walter
On Aug 15, 2012, at 10:25 AM, agallagher wrote:
Hi
Can this be done in freeway ie. I can see the background through the webpage and it appears to scroll over it with a slight transparency.
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Thanks Walter, I can get that to work on graphic items but not a html box, am I missing something?
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It’s all in the wrist!
Download the sample file here: http://scripty.walterdavisstudio.com/transparent/transparent.freeway.zip
The key is to set the background color on your HTML object to None, then apply a Graphic Effects / Background to it. That gets you the option to set transparency on the background image on the box. This is all a whole lot better in CSS3, with rgba backgrounds, but until IE < 9 is a ghost, this is the way to go.
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Thanks Walter, I can get that to work on graphic items but not a html box, am I missing something?
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Thanks Walt. I’m so busy trying to apply new technology, it’s nice to learn
some old tricks as well.
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Ernie Simpson
On Wed, Aug 15, 2012 at 10:58 AM, Walter Lee Davis email@hiddenwrote:
It’s all in the wrist!
Download the sample file here:
http://scripty.walterdavisstudio.com/transparent/transparent.freeway.zipThe key is to set the background color on your HTML object to None, then
apply a Graphic Effects / Background to it. That gets you the option to set
transparency on the background image on the box. This is all a whole lot
better in CSS3, with rgba backgrounds, but until IE < 9 is a ghost, this is
the way to go.Walter
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Thanks Walter, I can get that to work on graphic items but not a html
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Hi Walter
Got it!
Thanks again Walter.
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