Can you make windows background 1&2 transparent?

[runvs]

Forum URL: runvs.proboards53.com

Is there a way to make windows background 1&2 be transparent?

Not totally Clear but a shade of white clear. Is there a color code for this?

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runvs said:

Forum URL: runvs.proboards53.com

Is there a way to make windows background 1&2 be transparent?

Not totally Clear but a shade of white clear. Is there a color code for this?

Not entirely sure about transparent but try making the right colour here

[DonJuan]

someone else asked for this recently..
Opacity

[Patrick [ASE]]

dodz said:

runvs said:

Forum URL: runvs.proboards53.com

Is there a way to make windows background 1&2 be transparent?

Not totally Clear but a shade of white clear. Is there a color code for this?

Not entirely sure about transparent but try making the right colour here

if you're not sure, don't reply

picking a color doesn't make it transparent.

[runvs]

www.lumpyguide.hostingzero.com/opacity/opacity.txt

Any body try this? It seems his instructions are a little different from the main author
pbsupport2.proboards29.com/index.cgi?board=codes&action=display&thread=1094952802

Please if anyone has done this does it work? I'm having many problems here.

[Patrick [ASE]]

runvs said:

www.lumpyguide.hostingzero.com/opacity/opacity.txt

Any body try this? It seems his instructions are a little different from the main author
pbsupport2.proboards29.com/index.cgi?board=codes&action=display&thread=1094952802

Please if anyone has done this does it work? I'm having many problems here.

you should ask for support at where you get the codes.

[runvs]

I'm real close in figuring this out Have a couple more questions.

15) You now need to edit that opacity.css file you saved earlier
16) Open it up, and skip past all the instructions until you find the first line saying, "/* Internet Explorer will use this */"
17) Look two lines under it and find where it says: yourhost.com/image.png
18) Change yourhost.com to the place you will be hosting the opacity.css file and the images. Change image.png to ieimage.png
19) Now, go to the next line down saying, "/* Mozilla will use this */"
20) Again, find the part saying yourhost.com/image.png
21) Change yourhost.com to the place you will be hosting the files, and image.png to oimage.png
22) Do this for all of the parts under this (they alternate), until you get to the bottom of the file.
23) Save it!


What do they mean by this (in red) your host.com

Does it mean Like image shack that host images?

www.imageshack.us/ somthing like this??

I figured all the other steps just stuck on this last part.

Please Help? be working on this all day

Image shack won't host .css file

really need help here

[xiØn]

Yes. That is exactly what it means.

[runvs]

I need a recommendation on a site that will host .css file.

[xiØn]

Sitesled

[california]

I would highly recommend not using the opacity code. Most computers just can't handle it.

[Tommy Huynh]

You may host a .css file at ripway.com

[runvs]

california said:

I would highly recommend not using the opacity code. Most computers just can't handle it.

What do you mean by this?? I spent 8 hours on this. You mean that computers will freeze up when they go to my site?

[california]

Yes, if they're using Internet Explorer. If they don't freeze completely it will take at least 10 times longer to load the average page.

[runvs]

http://opacity.proboards33.com./

here an example of what I want and it seem to be working properly and loadind fast with my IE now you have me concern.