ummm, i have a piccy for a background and was wondering if there was any way i could have an iframe with a transparent background so the text would move over my whole page background. [is this making sense?] does anybody know?

<iframe FRAMEBORDER="0" BORDER=1 width=300
height=385 src=""
name=iframe style="filter:alpha(opacity=70)" scrolling=Yes></iframe>

Here you go. You can resize the frame in the width and height spaces, and turn scrolling on and off with yes or no. In the src insert the name of the .html file where all the infomation where go in.

Hope this helps.

just be aware that that code also makes the text and scrollbar partially transparent, and that some browsers might not support it. the best way to do it is to cut out the part of the background that the iframe is covering, save it as a separate file, and set that as the background of the page inside the iframe.

ill try them both out! im always so surprised how much people know! thank you so much!

<iframe FRAMEBORDER="0" BORDER=0 width=406 height=225 src="start.html" name="main" style="position:absolute; left:366; top:30"
scrolling="auto" filter:alpha (opacity=70)></iframe>

like this?


<iframe FRAMEBORDER="0" BORDER=0 width=406 height=225 src="start.html" name="main" style="position:absolute; left:366; top:30" "filter:alpha (opacity=70)" scrolling="auto"></iframe>

or this?

like this:

<iframe FRAMEBORDER="0" BORDER=0 width=406 height=225 src="start.html" name="main" style="position:absolute; left:366; top:30; filter:alpha (opacity=70)" scrolling="auto"></iframe>

you should always just combine all the style attributes that you have, and separate everything within them with semicolons.

im still trying to figure out how you geniouses do this stuff ^_^
thanks a bunch!