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Doesn't it look messy when you have inline frames with a scrollbar and the base colour is not transparent when u have a really pretty backgroud? it spoils it. This tutorial will show you how to make them transparent! First of all choose a colour that you do not want to use in your layout I'm going to use #AC8C20 because it is quite a revolting colour!
1) Now in your inline frame code put in this style="filter: chroma (color=#AC8C20)"
for example
<iframe src="main.htm" width="607" height="493" name="iframe" scrolling="no" border="0" frameborder="0" marginwidth="1" marginheight="1" style="filter: chroma (color=#AC8C20)"></iframe>
2) This means that every where u have the colour #AC8C20 it will be invisible, so edit your css and put in scrollbar-track-color:#AC8C20; and any other bits you would like transparent!
Hope this tutorial helps the website beginners out their!, another tutorial from sysque.
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1) Now in your inline frame code put in this style="filter: chroma (color=#AC8C20)"
for example
<iframe src="main.htm" width="607" height="493" name="iframe" scrolling="no" border="0" frameborder="0" marginwidth="1" marginheight="1" style="filter: chroma (color=#AC8C20)"></iframe>
2) This means that every where u have the colour #AC8C20 it will be invisible, so edit your css and put in scrollbar-track-color:#AC8C20; and any other bits you would like transparent!
Hope this tutorial helps the website beginners out their!, another tutorial from sysque.
Sysque Studios for more tutorials.
This tutorial is brought to you by http://so-you.net/
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