Transparent forum???

[70096007]

Hi! all

i know that this has been answered many time within the community but am wondering how would i make my forum transparent i've been looking for a good answer but i can't find one i need detailed explantion in wut to edit within the CSS sheet because i don't know where to put this within the CSS

Code:

    #wrap {
      -khtml-opacity : 0.8;
      -moz-opacity : 0.8;
      filter : alpha(opacity=50);
      opacity : 0.8;
    }

all i see on other people's questions is insert that and they don't tell u where that's wut i need to know, so please and thank you very much for helping me out i really appreciate it, so... please be patient with me also lol thank you again
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My site lol

Code:

http://anime2u.forumotion.net

[Agenda]

The thing about CSS is that you actually don't have to have a particular order for the classes, so long as they are not placed within each other. You can paste that anywhere in your CSS. I normally place new snippets at the top so I can go back to it later and make any quick changes if they are needed.

Now, if "#wrap" is already within in your CSS (which of course it is, but if it already exists within your text field) then I would recommend searching for "#wrap" (CTRL + F, or whatever you hit for a Mac), and then pasting

Code:

-khtml-opacity : 0.8;
      -moz-opacity : 0.8;
      filter : alpha(opacity=50);
      opacity : 0.8;


between the { and }, before or after the pre-existing CSS for that class (don't override it!).

If you can't find it, don't worry about it, as the code you want to add does not conflict with any pre-written CSS (from what I saw at your forum). So that is perfectly safe to drop in anywhere.

[70096007]

cool thank you so much lol this can now be closed and thank you again i really appreciate the helpful explaination

[Sanket]

Since this thread appears to be solved, I will lock this thread and mark it as solved.


Sanket