I would like to fill a shape but also have it somewhat transparent so that you can kind of see the background of the web page's picture. How might someone go about making the fill picture or solid color transparent so that you can see the background behind the shape?
Thanks, Keith
Keith Kimberly
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Inger Eik
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I think I'd use Photoshop... Possibly also Gimp, which is free.
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Inger, Norway
http://www.eikweb.com
http://www.horgenhonning.net/
http://www.norwayroots.com
http://www.johnsflats.com
Eric Rohloff (Rolly)
Senior Advisor
5,353 posts
This will work and it's also free.
<img style="width: 600px; height: 400px; border: medium none; opacity: 0.5;" alt="" src="images/mypicture.jpg">
Adjust the src to your image location. I can't hear what I'm looking at when it's so easy to overlook something I'm not looking for.
Here's my S-Drive site with
examples of what can be accomplished in VSD.
http://progrower.coffeecup.com/
Here's my CoffeeCup SCCP Shop with examples of what can be done.
http://progrower.coffeecup.com/shop/
<img style="width: 600px; height: 400px; border: medium none; opacity: 0.5;" alt="" src="images/mypicture.jpg">
Adjust the src to your image location. I can't hear what I'm looking at when it's so easy to overlook something I'm not looking for.
Here's my S-Drive site with
examples of what can be accomplished in VSD.
http://progrower.coffeecup.com/
Here's my CoffeeCup SCCP Shop with examples of what can be done.
http://progrower.coffeecup.com/shop/
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