Tag Archives: Opacity

How do i go about this?

Posted on September 23, 2012 by admin445 views

http: //www. jasonstanley. co. uk/layout2. png Firstly sorry for so much to the way i obscured a whole lot of it. As well as is 2-3 days off completion and i’d rather the design debut on my site as an alternative to someone else’s: smoker: The question describes the part that’s obscured. I want this to possibly be an optional secondary navigation. The idea of it is that it displays links which often makes the article easier to find their way. Saying this a possibility essential and thus i need the user every single child hide it. I don’t want to use flash, concerning seen a few sites use this with javascript. No less than i think the javascript. Has anyone done this without flash Do you know the limitations of doing the work this way Can easily anyone recommend virtually any tutorials That’s often achieved with getting some sort of opaque div (i. age., setting a div to look at up the whole screen and giving it the opacity of might be 0. 5 or whatever it becomes somewhat see-through). Assuming that’s what people mean. And even display: none, display: block rollover thingy : although that didn’t develop ie6, … Continue reading →

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Clarity of Transparent Gif Image in Photoshop

Posted on July 31, 2012 by admin586 views

I’m attempting to save an impression in Photoshop as being a gif with transparency. The image contains text on a transparent background to ensure that it will overlie a new semi-opaque white image which experts claim overlies rotating photographs underneath. My problem could be that the letters on this image become " shaky" while viewed in ie6 — it’s better however not perfect inside firefox. To make an effort to correct this, I’ve created the words to be twice the size and style I need and reduced it straight down (not ideal but this does create a decentish picture in firefox and not IE). In Photoshop I’ve used this settings: lossy = 0 selective dither 100% matte none The image may be the words " Bathrooms designed and installed to somewhat of a high standard etc" in http: //www. taylormadebathrooms. co. uk/ Has anyone else encountered such a problem That you’re scaling the photograph to 50% its original size. Try turning it into 330px high within the original, and anti-alias to somewhat of a background color with #aaaaaa. Good luck! Many thanks for your help. and the white across the image as a result of your matte – might want … Continue reading →

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Which background should I use?

Posted on July 19, 2012 by admin457 views

That is the best searching background for our site therefore… what do people think ForUsToBe supplies a series of articles focused upon eco-friendly technology, inventions, organic products and ways to a modern green lifestyle. Unquestionably 9 choose 9 MY SPOUSE AND I suggest no ON THE LOOKOUT FOR. It suits the most and is the majority of eye catching. I love shipping design. THREE is interesting and also sophisticated; 1, 2 and 9 look good if a ordinary background is preferred – colour will depend on your target target market. the people with the timber as background plus 10 are too difficult to read the text if you don’t change the backdrop opacity of copy – and probably also fade your background image so it isn’t really so attention grabbing Yes 9 is the one Effectively, you can choose the background image for your website form online and you can even create a background in your website but keep the first thing in mind the fact that design of background needs to be relevant to the content of your respective website so that anyone might get a clear idea about the theme and the content of one’s website by just … Continue reading →

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UI question. how do I get this effect?

Posted on July 17, 2012 by admin465 views

Recognize the value of anyone’s feedback on this subject question. Thanks beforehand. I saw the following cool transparent shading effect on a website. What’s the best ways to implement the following – Non Thumb. See attached picture Thanks dotnetweb Here’s an example, simple but something you are able to play with. They make use of a white color backdrop and set the particular opacity to 60. The text over top is just not affected. The example you gave likely uses gray or black. There are usually other ways way too using transparent png graphics (or gifs). great. Thank you completely.

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Ideas for Computer Reseller Site

Posted on July 10, 2012 by admin409 views

Hello Everyone! My organization is new to this site and would to begin with like to be grateful for anyone who behaves to my line! I was recently given that duty of renovating (front end only) a new computer reseller’s internet site. The current website is www. avadirect. com. The site is quite product and information oriented and often see. The owners need to keep the coloration palette similar and they also want to veer from the any dark colors in the background. We will not want to appear to be a gaming computer system manufacturer e. f. alienware, maingear, and so forth. We want the finished result to look fresh and cutting edge but above almost all, professional!! If anyone possesses any ideas with direction or any types of navigation that they will know of already published on the internet, I would adore to read/see them. Obviously I don’t prefer to plagiarize or take from anyone but I sooo want to have some a lot more ideas. Somewhat background on me personally: I am any seasoned graphic creator but haven’t done extensive website development. So I’m far from informed on all recent styles and traits. I do know basic … Continue reading →

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How did Adobe do this?

Posted on June 10, 2012 by admin485 views

Without doubt guys, I’m really racking your brains on how they ripped off a transition in their suite selector. So if you’d check out the link below I’d regards. You have to let the actual animation load after which it select some options. Click " Observe out recommendations" and in a item click " What is inside". http: //success. adobe. com/en/uk/programs/creativesuite/suiteselector5-5. html Thanks to the help In all probability, this is performed with two photos… the black along with white line art image including a color image set with 0 opacity by means of default. Then, since boxes are looked at, the options usually are faded in and also out. Thoughts you, I wouldn’t use Flash for this personally. I’d get the jQuery way myself. Thanks to the input but MY PARTNER AND I meant once you might have made selections and then clicked " Observe our recommendations" on the right". On that screen everyone click " What is Inside" under a product or service and it does a very cool spinning changeover. I’ve truly attached a screenshot There’s probably your jQuery plugin that will do something similar. Ahhhh fine, I see the actual effect you signify. I use Flash … Continue reading →

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