Patrick/:Hustle

well maybe i'm just not clear enough :blink:i was just trying to point out that there is easier ways than a code to make something transparent .sorry if i'm hard to understand I'm danish. So i mess up a bit.

you could just write animated 100x100 avatars.Well flash is an option, else there is adobe imageready and photoshop

A great deal of processor speed an Ram is neededi just seeit as a skinned XP

no, but it were an example, cause often seen in wordpress they have transparent borders.

Haha : D well ok i guess css transparency arent that revolutinary, but i guess it could be used for something way prettier. but i think people is gonna have a hard time doing transparent borders around wordpress templates fx. I think people is gonna use png's instead to get their fancy webpages working

That site is pretty popular, but tv-links.co.uk is not hosting the files, so the government can't do anything about it really, cause they're just linking to the files.I like Tv-Links cause i don't have to download it then : D though there are some flaws. lot of their links are dead. but those which work are great, and so are the divx movies from stage6.

http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/ some really good ones, and alot of website design. Plus hundreds of more good tutorials.Though http://www.pixel2life.com/ is probaly the best one to visit. .

I've never heard of CSS transparency before, do any of you have an example of it ? because it sounds interesting.- Patrick