[rmxs]

First ... Thanks I'll try

[sensimilla]

great hack, doesnt work with Opera but looks fine in Mozilla and IE

[Tralala]

It's sort of a "rollover" effect? Thumbnails are faded, until you put your cursor over them in which case they unfade.

Originally Posted by sensimilla

doesnt work with Opera but looks fine in Mozilla and IE

BTW, this also doesn't work in Safari.

[Snake]

Does it work fine on Firefox?

[Ntfu2]

works on FireFox and IE for sure,


Reports say it doesnt work in Safari, or Opera, but it shouldnt mess anything up if it doesnt work

[kennn]

Originally Posted by sensimilla

doesnt work with Opera

Nice hack!

Add...

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...and...

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And it will work in Opera 9 Beta (but not below).

[kennn]

Not sure about this one, but add...

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...and...

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...for Safari support...cannot verify this as I have no access to Safari. Might need to fiddle with the values (100 as opposed to 1, etc.).

[Ntfu2]

Thanks, soon as someone can confirm that i'll be glad to update install instructions

[kennn]

Well, I can confirm the first one I posted as I'm using Opera 9 myself and opacity works like a charm. It is the second one I'm not sure about since I have no access to a Mac - but the khtml-opacity property is reported to work in Safari.

[Tralala]

Safari user here. Update the working demo with the the khtml-opacity property, and I'll tell you if it works, if you like...

[Ntfu2]

ok, demo link updated with both new CSS rules i was given.

Please let me know if that works, and i'll update the hack sa well.

Thanks

[Boofo]

Maybe you could do a browser check for this and have it use what it needs to to be able to use it in that browser. (Did that make any sense at all?)

[Tralala]

Originally Posted by Ntfu2

ok, demo link updated with both new CSS rules i was given.

Please let me know if that works, and i'll update the hack sa well.

Thanks

Yes, it now works in Safari 2.0.x.

[sensimilla]

I think theres a typo there

.fade img {
filter:progid:DXImageTransform.Microsoft.Alpha(opacity=50);
-moz-opacity: 0.5;
opacity: .50;
}
.fade:hover img {
filter:progid:DXImageTransform.Microsoft.Alpha(opacity=100);
-moz-opacity: 1;
opacity: .1;
}

should be :

opacity: 1;

and now it works fine just like at demo site :)

thanks