How to turn off the opacity in the drop down menus...
 

Hi

Don't see any opacity settings in CSS.

How do I turn off opacity in the drop down menus.

Thanks!

C

Opacity settings default to 1, fully opaque. If you want to add transparency to an element, you have to put it in.

http://www.w3schools.com/cssref/css3_pr_opacity.asp

Hmmm...well take a look at http://tisdall.org/ and mouse over Descendants on the menu.

Certainly looks like there is some opacity there and when one firebugs it the opacity seems to be build into the code.

I don't get it?

Thanks for responding Jerry.

Colin

PS - Opacity shows on Firefox and Chrome. Not sure about other browsers.

Yes, everything is, by default, with no CSS, fully opaque. You could code it as:

but that's usually unnecessary.

To add transparency, you have to add code. For example, 50% tranaparent:

fully transparent:

Hey Jerry,

I really do appreciate your attention to this.

I do understand how to work with opacity in CSS. The issue I have is that there is opacity hardcoded into one of the php pages and I can not find it and when I say opacity I mean opacity settings of any kind from fully opaque to fully transparent.

When you click on the Descendants part of the menu you can partially see through the sub-menu item "Buzz Tisdall" to the H1 "Welcome to the Tisdall Family".

Then right click on the sub menu usng Firebug and you will see this bit of code:

<ul class="sub-menu" style="margin-left: 0px; margin-top: -229px; opacity: 0.97;">

Note the opacity style.

I have looked through the various files available in the Montezuma options section but I can't find it.

C

your site is in maintenance mode so it can't be looked at.

Any luck finding the opacity in Montezuma's CSS? Can't find it myself...