Date: 2007nov14
Keywords: IE, alpha
Q. How do I do transparency in Microsoft Internet Explorer?
A.
You'll find lots of pages that say you need to specify
the transparency two ways in your CSS:
filter:alpha(opacity=85); /* for IE */
opacity: .85; /* Regular CSS */
But I have found from experimentation that IE also requires
a width or height in the CSS. For example:
filter:alpha(opacity=85); /* for IE */
opacity: .85; /* Regular CSS */
width: 100px;
It makes no sense but that's the way.
Even in IE7.
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