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HTML - CSS: cross-browser semi-transparency

hi,

I've to make the background of my fading-in menu items semi-transparent.

It has to be grey but still I need to see what's below it.

What's an easy cross-browser solution for semi-transparency ? (Possibly without using images)

thanks

+5  A: 

CSS Transparency Settings for All Browsers
http://css-tricks.com/css-transparency-settings-for-all-broswers/

Robert Harvey  2010-05-18 17:08:54
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Alec  2010-05-18 17:09:42
You no longer need `-moz-opacity` or `-khtml-opacity` unless you need to cater for very old versions of Firefox/Safari. They both support plain `opacity` now (and have done for some time). Konqueror never used `-khtml-opacity`.
bobince  2010-05-18 17:44:16

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