hex#?
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- malediction
this may be a dumb question, but i dont know the answer. is there a hex # for transparent? if it was indeed a dumb question, lemme have it. haha thanks guys.
- mitsu0
you should be muted for a day for asking that question here...
- unformatted0
#0mgwtf
- malediction0
i had a disclaimer. i was prepared for the nay say. keep it up.
- unformatted0
just messin with you man. what is this for? css stuff?
- WildPony0
The transparent hex # is:
(get it? its blank! like transparent!! hahahaa......ok, i'm off now)
- malediction0
its for the hell of it. i dont really know why i am pondering.
- mitsu0
transparency is simply the proccess of a pixel not being blitted to the screen.
this is, however, different from translucency where an algoritm is used to determine what the color should be to produce the 'translucent' effect.
- malediction0
and how would one use that? i wanna play aorund with it.
- mitsu0
while the algorithm itself is the same, the implementation depends on the platform you are working on (ie. dhtml, java, flash, win32, etc..)
- davetufts0
with CSS you can reference the actual word 'transparent'.
As in:
[div style="background-color: transparent; border: 1px solid transparent;"] blah [/div]
- monNom0
no, hex can only define RGB values, none of which are transparent.
you'd need RGBA to have some sort of transparency...
- sexypixel0
just use a 0x0 pixel
- malediction0
thanks, this was the sorta criticism i was looking for. the other stuff was just fun to laugh at.