Question

Well that’s even kinda surprising to ask but I do have this problem.

And I guess it’s only for the lovely explorer: IE.

Firefox, Chrome etc have no problems. But when you open with IE… Well, we all know how talented it is to ruin things down.

Here is the structure of the page:

#main div
-#content div
--iframe
---form.php

I add in to this part of code to any element I found: style="background-color:transparent;"

But it keeps viewing the background color white. When I change the css file declared in form.php, body { bg:transparent } to bg:#ccc; or to any color, it works and shows the color. But when I remove all the colors, it’s white. Also when I add transparent color, it’s same.

I have an idea actually, but just wanna make sure if that’s why. In my form, the html elements are written with php echo function, too. For example: echo '<tr>Your Name:</tr>'
Because there are some variables declared. If this is why, then I have to rebuild the form. But if you have any other opinion, please, lighten me up.

Answer 1

I think IE has a proprietary attribute allowtransparency.

🙂

But that will upset the HTML validators.