[–] lsb 16y ago ↗ Junking up your CSS rules with hacks for Netscape Navigator and Safari 1.0? No thanks. [–] javanix 16y ago ↗ It's one line that adds that functionality. One line that shouldn't really have any additional overhead. Hardly seems like a giant glob of obfuscating junk to me.
[–] javanix 16y ago ↗ It's one line that adds that functionality. One line that shouldn't really have any additional overhead. Hardly seems like a giant glob of obfuscating junk to me.
[–] neonfunk 16y ago ↗ How is this news? $(this).css("opacity", 0);[Admittedly, this is helpful if yr trying to style w/o JS, but it's not exactly a new technique -- as evidenced by the publish date.]
[–] iamwil 16y ago ↗ apparently, IE doesn't respond to filter. You'll need this:-ms-filter:"progid:DXImageTransform.Microsoft.Alpha(Opacity=50)" [–] code_duck 16y ago ↗ Yes, that's the new IE8 version. This article is double out of date, both the original (2007) post and the update.
[–] code_duck 16y ago ↗ Yes, that's the new IE8 version. This article is double out of date, both the original (2007) post and the update.
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[ 3.9 ms ] story [ 23.2 ms ] thread[Admittedly, this is helpful if yr trying to style w/o JS, but it's not exactly a new technique -- as evidenced by the publish date.]
-ms-filter:"progid:DXImageTransform.Microsoft.Alpha(Opacity=50)"