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Hi Guys

 

im currently designing a website for a group im in for call of duty and what i want to do is have a few background images on one page and have them fade in and out, i was just wondering is this done with javascript and can you point in the right direction to where i could learn how to do it, or if its a standard bit of code you may know of the top off your head can you post it for me.

 

thanks guys

 

Luke

It is possible to set the opacity of a div yes, but I would be a bit wary of doing a fade, FF likes opacity a whole lot more than IE in my experience.

You could try something like this maybe??

 

My link

 

If you are after something different PM me.

 

Regards,

Junior

 

wow I think that should be near the top of the "give a bloke a headache" background page award..! I physically had to squint. lol.

 

Fair play for the effect though, just not the chosen background.

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thanks guys for your replies, instead of fading in and out how about just changing one image to the next.

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