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The transparency command works in the <img> tag (seen above) and in <table background>, <td background>, and <font>. It is stated as a percentage: <font size=“5” color=“dodgerblue" transparency=“40%">.

The transparency attribute in fonts will not work if an effect (emboss, relief, or shadow) is included in the font code. It will work with <b>, <i>, <tt>, <blackface>, and most combinations of those. The following examples demonstrate.



TRANSPARENCY=0


TRANSPARENCY=40


TRANSPARENCY=70




BLACKFACE TRANSPARENCY=0


BLACKFACE TRANSPARENCY=40


BLACKFACE TRANSPARENCY=80




BOLD TELETYPE TRANSPARENCY=0


BOLD TELETYPE TRANSPARENCY=40


BOLD TELETYPE TRANSPARENCY=70


BOLD ITALIC TRANSPARENCY=60


ITALIC TRANSPARENCY=60



The transparency tag in fonts will work for all purposes. In marquees, for example: <font size=“5” color=“dodgerblue" transparency=“80%"><blackface>
<marquee></marquee></blackface></font>. Remember that the font tag only works when placed outside the marquee tag.


BLACKFACE TRANSPARENCY=0


BLACKFACE TRANSPARENCY=40


BLACKFACE TRANSPARENCY=70









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