Fond transparent ? Solved

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Hello everyone.

I'm currently creating a widget for Windows Vista. But why post this in "webmastering"? Simply because I'm using HTML, CSS, XML, and JAVA SCRIPT to do so.

Anyway, here's my problem: I've finished the widget in question, but the background is white, and it doesn't look good on the Sidebar. So I would like to know if there is a way to make it transparent using tags or something else.

Thanks! 
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Configuration: Windows Vista Firefox 2.0.0.6

Dalida · Accepted Answer

Hello,with css:tag{background-color: transparent;}you can also try:tag{background: none;}--[ Mathieu ]There are surely pandas to depend on nothing

gryzzly · Answer

background: transparent ?
opacity: 50% ?

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ted470 · Answer

It's more explicit at this level:  https://www.zonecss.fr/proprietes-css/opacity-css.html

Gihef · Answer

Hello,

The sidebar is like a menu bar with icons, right?
http://img.clubic.com/photo/00449797.jpg

If that's the case, it seems to me that it could display an icon.
And an icon can certainly have a transparent background.
But not using HTML code or anything like that. Rather in its “resources”, in the .ico file.
You can do that with a mask. On the icon image.

Finally, I suppose Windows works like that too.

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lp177 · Answer

the background tag: transparent works perfectly thx =)

meme-moi · Answer

Honestly Virginie, stop the forums...

balou45 · Answer

I confirm that in CSS a transparent background color works perfectly Thank you Dalida

wmoder · Answer

Hi, I'm on Windows 7, I've tried both codes:
{background: none;}
{background-color: transparent;}

but nothing works, my background remains white, whether with a stylesheet or not.

I'm wondering how you managed with your widget;

for me, it's a Flash AS3 clock.

if anyone has a solution... thanks in advance.

theHelperAkephalos · Answer

...{ background-color: rgba(#,#,#,X); }  where X is the index (thus between 0 and 1) of transparency (1 is opaque).  ps: no guarantee with a background image...

mikelangelo · Answer

option 2: remove the background :p
it always creates transparency :)

I’m trying to create an option to disable it on a gadget or one that has themes

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Fond transparent ?

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