April 2004
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But I was told there would be no math! Too bad. | ||
| --MACINTOSH TECHNICAL NOTE #31 | ||
It's a common thing, at least in print design, to use shaded variations of a background to make portions of the design stand out. A good example is an ad in which there's a big picture of a mountain or beach or beautiful woman filling the entire ad, and in the middle is some compelling yet meaningless text, and surrounding that text is a region where the picture in the background has been washed out, as if the text were written on a half-opaque block of plastic.
Since opacity styles aren't part of CSS as of this writing, it's been generally thought that such effects are effectively impossible. There are fixed-attachment backgrounds ...
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