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At work, PNG images are required for some dazzling interfaces. Microsoft also provides support for PNG images in wince, but the Alpha mixing speed is relatively slow, therefore, we have implemented an Alpha hybrid operation interface, which is four

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The transparent effect of images is a special form used in Web pages. Although they are not very common, they are often caught off guard when encountering such a requirement. Today we will learn about CSS Alpha transparency. Knowledge about CSS

Today we will learn about CSS Alpha transparency. Knowledge about CSS Alpha transparency. See the following Code : Copy code The Code is as follows: filter: alpha (opacity = 50);/* ie */ -Moz-opacity: 0.5;/* Moz + FF */ Opacity: 0.5;/* supports

For details about how to parse IE, FireFox, and operabrowsers to support Alpha transparency, see the following code: The Code is as follows: Filter: alpha (opacity = 50);/* IE */-Moz-opacity: 0.5;/* Moz + FF */Opacity: 0.5;/* supports CSS3

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How do i make IE FF Opera support alpha transparency at the same time? -DIV+CSS Tutorial The transparent effect of the picture is a special form that needs to be used in the webpage, although not very commonly used, but meet this kind of demand

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