- From: Green Meddler <ciupkc@tde.com>
- Date: Fri, 22 Nov 1996 10:58:44 -0700
- To: <www-style@w3.org>
> Carl Morris wrote: > > Is there any support for transparent text in CSS? > > I think what you mean is 'cookie cutter' text that creates holes in its > own background. But in any case, no. > hello everyone! i believe this is my first post to this mailing list, so a brief intro: i am an author and developer in many languages and formats; my current project is about HTML and Internet Explorer 3.01 and above. In the process of exploring (excuse the pun!) the features of IE and its Layout control, i found a very peculiar thing: if one uses a control like a CheckBox, with no text of its own, but just an image, the image becomes partially transparent, based on the color of the lower left pixel. I have used this to create exactly the "cookie" cutter effect being discussed here. if anyone is interested, i could whip up a simple demo and post it to the list of doing this with text. thanks to you all for an interesting and informative list! nathan wallace ciupkc@tde.com
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