Yeah, I've seen that issue too before in IE6 when fading text in and out (as you mentioned). I think the work around I did was to just not have that effect :-/
Chris
· 3 years ago
yeah it's really tragic that a great effect that works well and is part of the wc3 standards (which Microsoft is purportedly a contributing member, not that they contribute too much).
I guess IE 8 which is slated for a July 2011 release will probably fix the issue.
Ang
· 3 years ago
Let us know if you ever get a response.
Andrew
· 3 years ago
You can avoid this problem by setting a background-color on the same element that you are setting the opacity to. For example:
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I guess IE 8 which is slated for a July 2011 release will probably fix the issue.
#example {
opacity: 0.5;
filter: alpha(opacity=50);
-moz-opacity: 0.5;
background-color: #fff;
}