May 2003
Intermediate to advanced
480 pages
10h 9m
English
Mozilla-based browsers (including Netscape 6 or later) support a number of nonstandard CSS properties that were implemented for the skinning engines of those browsers. These properties all begin with the prefix -moz- to indicate their nonstandard nature. Several of these properties are useful for general Web site design as well, and have equivalents in current drafts of future CSS standards.
The -moz-opacity property lets you create translucent elements that allow elements behind them partially to show through.
Inherited: No
See also: Section B.35filter
You can set the opacity as a decimal number between 0.0 (totally transparent) and 1.0 (totally opaque), or as a percentage between 0% (transparent) and 100% ...
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