If you have a look here:
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You can see the blue square in the "Orginal". I've used 'filer:alpha(Opacity=50);' in the "Edited" one. Is there a function so I can invert the alpha so that my blue square also looks blue in the "Edited" one.It does look blue within any other browser than M$ Explorer because you are using non standard M$ proprietary CSS.I know it only works with IE 5 and higher, but I just want this to work.
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You can see the blue square in the "Orginal". I've used 'filer:alpha(Opacity=50);' in the "Edited" one. Is there a function so I can invert the alpha so that my blue square also looks blue in the "Edited" one.It does look blue within any other browser than M$ Explorer because you are using non standard M$ proprietary CSS.I know it only works with IE 5 and higher, but I just want this to work.