Hi all!

I have a problem. There's a picture (Layout.jpg) on this page: http://levi.pages4u.net/.
Is it possible to make a similar layout? If it is, than how? There is a lot of opacity. I tried a lot of things but the result was not the same in IE an Firefox.
Thx!

use something like

filter:alpha(opacity=25);-moz-opacity:.25;opacity:.25;

and this will have the same result in most browsers. although doesn't validate, so consider that before using it.

Thank you for your help. But I have an other question. I made the page again which you can see here: http://levi.pages4u.net/Index.html. There is the .html and .css code.
I set the opacity for the DIV tags, but now the letters also have the same opacity settings. Is it possible that the letters will not inherit the DIV's settings?
thx

Nope, there is no way (currently) to have a child element NOT inherit the maximum opacity of the parent.

I have some problems. my site: www.irorszaginfo.com

1. With the first menu point. It doesn't work properly. There is a little overlap in Firefox and in IE too. Why? What is wrong?

2. The other problem is that in IE the links (<a> tags) doesn't work in the content DIVs. I can't find out why.

3. The last menu point the gallery. There are some thumbnail, but if I go over one of them with the mouse the big picture doesn't appear.

Could anybody help me?

If you need solid text against a semi-transparent background, you must use a repeating, semi-transparent .png image as a background image. (1 pixel is best if no pattern is needed). This will not work in IE6, but if you can deal with a solid background in that browser I think you will find this solution acceptable. Be sure to send a different image to IE6 as a background, otherwise you will likely be stuck with an ugly grey.

I have to tell you, specifying a font like goudy old style is going to be a problem, not everyone will have that font installed and they will see a default replacement font. In addition to that, if you're going to specify a font name that contains spaces, you MUST enclose it within quotes: font-family: "goudy old style" . You should also ALWAYS specify a system default font, like serif or sans-serif.

1 - has something to do with the way you've positioned the sub-menu.
2 - I suggest you read about ALL of IE's bugs and how to squash them here: www.positioniseverything.net
3- script error ?

Thanks the replies to everybody. I've just get to know with html and css. This is my first page. I learn a lot from this comments.