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Hi all
I want to insert a image withe a alpha fade in in core/html block. After i save the block the style="filter:alpha(opacity=22)" will be deleted from PostNuke :( :( :(
Here is my CODE:
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<CENTER>
<img src="webcam/cam.jpg" name="quickImage" width="128" height="96" style="filter:alpha(opacity=22)" onMouseOver="nereidFade(this,200,30,6)" onMouseOut="nereidFade(this,25,25,6)">
<A HREF="index.php" ONCLICK="OpenWebcam('webcam.html')">open Satelite Window</A><BR>
</CENTER>
I'm using PostNuke Phoenix 0.7.2.3 (and i think this works on phoenix 0.7.1.3). the image tag is enabled with parameters.
thanks my somebody can help me ???
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why not put a class for the image in the style.css for the theme you are using and then call it in the block?
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why not put a class for the image in the style.css for the theme you are using and then call it in the block?
Please give me an example i don't know exactly what you mean ..
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each themes style is controlled by a style sheet in the theme directory called style.css and styleNN.css - why not dit thosze and place in them filter:alpha(opacity=22) in it. -
then in this place the class name
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each themes style is controlled by a style sheet in the theme directory called style.css and styleNN.css - why not dit thosze and place in them filter:alpha(opacity=22) in it. -
then in this place the class name
I try but my knowlage about CSS Style sheets isn't so good
in my themes style.css i add
.pn.fade {
filter:alpha(opacity=22)
}
the link in my Block:
<center>
PN-fade" src="http://www.steffek.de/_webcam/webcam_09.jpg" name="quickImage" width="128" height="96" nereidFade(this,200,30,6)" onMouseOut="nereidFade(this,25,25,6)">
open Satelite Window
</center>
but there this stil doesn't work
Sorry need more help
Vincent
See the error at http://www.steffek.de
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sorry i have been making you run arround for nothing - just tested the CSS in an HTML block of my own - the style="filter:alpha(opacity=22)" works fine without editing the style.css - there seems to be a problem with your javascript though. check this out
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in my old PostNuke versions everything works fine i have the same java class THE PROBLEM IS THAT POSTNUK ERASE THE STYLE= option in a IMG tag !!!
I think is a problem about core /html block not about java etc write this in a block save it and look again the STYLE option will be gone ... [look at: style="filter:alpha(opacity=22)" ]
[PostNuke Phoenix 0.7.2.3]
----- POST THIS IN A CORE/HTML BLOCK ------
<center>
open Satelite Window
</center>
----- POST THIS IN A CORE/HTML BLOCK ------
if it works in the newest PostNuke relase i will update my website please give me a hint
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From my understanding, this is part of the anti-hack feature in PN. It erases it to prevent cross-site scripting hacks.
Shure where can I get more information about it ??? the alpha blending is a realy cool effect ...
Vincent
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