It has nothing to do with WOW slider so don't go changing things you shouldn't

Hmm.. i'll have to look into this further Eric because I have no idea what it could be, I didn't change any settings in wowslider, but I am looking at the style.css it's printing out , I see a lot of different #FFF or background codes..

Getting hotter.

I've mailed it to you. It is too large to attach it here.

Another thing: Don't use the css for transparency that I wrote here earlier. If you remember from the craigjudd site, everything on top of the transparent bit also became transparent. I had forgotten this at first. Use this code instead:
background: rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.6);
The last number, 0.6, is the grade of transparency and can be altered.

@Eric I'm looking into wowslider right now

@Inger I am using the code written earlier, but it deletes the background WIP2 image when writing text. Here's what im using.

@Eric - Make the images .png files and change them manually in the html :?? -

Is there a simpler way to accomplish this in the CSS?

Matt, check the alternate code for opacity that I wrote last night: background: rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.6);
This one is better.
And if you want us to give further advice, you need to upload what you have done, so that we can see where you are stuck. I don't see the disappearing image that you mention, and I need to see where you are putting your text. It could be that instead of applying the wip2 to the wrapper, we'd rather create a div header and apply it there.

When I start a site, I always make a lot of changes in the code during the process, to get it the way I want. It's not certain that we have the optimum yet.

What is this about? The white bits on either side of the slide show? If so, no.

@Inger im uploading it right now but having problems with the FTP.. let me check on it now..

The wowslider has white sides and I can't get them to be transparent.. i'll upload again soon

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