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blending innerHTML changes


michaellunsford

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you got the blendtrans for IE, for firefox, you'll need to set a javascript function to set the opacities of both objects and blend them that way. You'll need to use setInterval() to change the opacity like this

object.style.MozOpacity = ##

## is between 0.0 and 1.0

You can do the same for Opera 9.0 and higher (the newest version) by changing the CSS3 opacity property

object.style.opacity = ##
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Flash MX 2004 (the version I have) has a bug importing jpegs with actionscript. I don't know if the new Flash has fixed the issue or not, and I'd have to give "the man" $399 to find out.

I did get the blend javascript working.

check it out:
[a href=\"http://www.premiumglass.com/index.html\" target=\"_blank\"]http://www.premiumglass.com/index.html[/a]

I had to tweak some CSS just for Microsoft (surprised?), but it now appears to work on firefox (mac and win), IE (win), Safari (mac),
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