Very nice effect but is this a mac/safari/firefox only effect? Doesn’t work on i.e. 6/win xp pro SP2. Not sure about the CSS impelentation on all browsers…

position: fixed might likely take care of it, however it’s quirky with IE

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Use position:fixed; instead of position:absolute;

You need to use a bit more javascript to make this work, firstly fixed doesnt work in IE, you need to grab the innerHeight in javascript and set the height of the layer to that. Also something to note if you want anything inside this darkened background it will take on the transparent properties of the parent, so you will have to create two identical layers one with transparency and one that sits over the top with no transparency that holds the content.

Rather than running some JS to hide it on load, why not just add display: none; to the CSS?

You’re reinventing the wheel.

Just use Lightbox
http://www.huddletogether.com/projects/lightbox/

…or one of its variants listed in the “Modofications” section of that page.

This script has been around for almost a year now, works great and does exactly what you’re trying to do in a nice, neat package and has solved all the browser bugs and such you’ve run into.

-G

try litebox, or lightbox, or one of its variants that allow pages to be shown. much more effective.

This is why everyone should dump IE (all versions) and move to FF.

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I’m using this one, which lets me pull from external pages to display: http://www.dynamicdrive.com/dynamicindex17/interstitial.htm

There’s also thickbox… however it’s a good simple tutorial.

This is kinda old. I wrote a similar script for my companies Visitor Management system. I used it with Javascript though and turned it into a preloader. Just add a simple load images function and then Visibility: hidden after the images load and it can be used as a preloader. Also to make sure the people don’t scroll and see that the entire page isn’t faded out.. disable the scrollbar then after you do the visible = hidden do overlay: auto and your done… waaallaaa the nicest preloader ever

add this to your css to make IE fade: filter:alpha(opacity: 70);

z-index:20; is a bit overkill, don’t ya think?

.darkenBackground {
background-color: rgb(0, 0, 0) repeat-x;
…..etc…

I think that should do it no?

Doesn’t work correctly on IE7. The background is not transparent, it’s just black.

And Yes, that is a problem considering IE7 is still 90% of the market.

Also, the background doesn’t stretch all the way down the screen, I am using 1024×768 here and it doesn’t stretch if I scroll down.

Just suggestions.

xxdesmus – IE7 is NOT 90% of the market share… IE6 maybe, but only a handful of people have installed IE7.

Just because YOU use it doesn’t mean 90% of people use it.

The simple fix to the scrolling problem…

Using JS, when you display the box, set the “Overflow” property to “hidden” for the body element. This should take away the ability to scroll at all. When the box is closed, set the overflow property back to “auto”.

I hate it when people say “you’re reinventing the wheel”. Morons, ever think that the guy may be doing this for his own enjoyment or because unlike you, he likes to learn and doesn’t like to be a copy/paste dumbass?

To the Author: Have you tried y-repeat on your background-repeat ?

.darkenBackground {
background-color: rgb(0, 0, 0);
opacity: 0.7;
filter: alpha(opacity=70);
-moz-opacity:0.70
z-index: 20;
height: 100%;
width: 100%;
background-repeat:repeat;
position:absolute;
top: 0px;
left: 0px;
}

also, IE doesn’t like PNGs

Hey Number_5 get a clue you pseudo-elitist moron. He is reinventing the wheel, and not because it was “for his own enjoyment” or because he “likes to learn”, though he probably does. He states up front that he wanted to do it for various sites and could not find code for the technique via google searches, so he figured he would do his own. Clearly if he had found code with his google search he would have been a “copy/paste dumbass” and gotten his job done that much faster, which would have let him use his talent and skill elsewhere.

I hate to say it but things like this are very annoying. All browsers have popup-blockers, but this nicely ignores them. Many people don’t just dislike popup advertisements, they hate popups of any sort. The technique is intrusive and counter to the GUI paradigm.

some of these effects can hang an older system, at least when using IE

it’s document.getElementById – not document.getElementsById (Elements with an “s”)

macrabbit ripoff: http://macrabbit.com/deskshade/. Click on the images to see the effect.

It works nice in Opera, though the images load a bit slow (you could precatch them)

Sounds neat, but could you post a code snippet that works? Instead of just describing how to do it?

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one workaround on the scrolling problem is to have the entire page in div

…
#EntirePage {
width: 100%;
height: 100%;
}

Also, as for IE, there is a filter effect you can use to make a small image semi-transparent, don’t remember of the top of my head but with some Googling you can find it. So instead of background-color you could background-image and use the filter for transparency. It does require a simple trick to make other browsers ignore and use the simple code above, but it’s not that invasive.

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Chill. He’s a young High School student, he’s motivated and wants people to see his work, and he’s going to accomplish a hell of a lot more than you are when he gets older.

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And why do some people need to be such jerks? Please don’t let them bother you, as you’re obviously very talented.

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Like every thing else, it won’t work over select boxes in IE.
Every thing else is nothing special.

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Ha, I was at work when I originally tried this example. Why we still use i.e. is so sad. Works fine FF….

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the html of the page looks somewhat old (as in “so 90′s”). semantic markup should be used (otherwise this is a really bad example for beginners). css is the way to go. cheers

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Typo on the FireFox line is breaking the IE effect-
-moz-opacity:0.70: /* FireFox */

The colon at the end should be a semi colon:
-moz-opacity:0.70; /* FireFox */

Very nice work!

first this is a bad tutorial I am new to js but I know enuff to know this is incomplete I had to dissect his home page to get it to work.

second

why are you so mad Pointed once i did get it working it works fine for me does the job i wanted done and all the other ways I could find of doing it were like 8 k or 13k this is only a few line works great just very badly made tutorial

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I did something similar as part of a generic popup (of a div in the same page not a separate page) used on http://www.jbhifimusic.com.au/ (click redeem a voucher for one example)

The solution to the fade not covering the entire browser for me was to dynamically size the layer used for the opaque layer to the browser contents.

This can all be found in the poorly commented Javascript with minimal snooping.

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I commented on digg… but I had an issue where this didn’t work for IE6 (dunno about IE7 just yet) I changed the height and width to pixel values instead of percentages and that fixed it for me. Here’s the CSS I used…

.darkenBackground {
background-color: #FFFFFF;
FILTER:Alpha(Opacity=30); /* IE */
opacity:0.3; /* Safari, Opera */
-moz-opacity:0.30; /* FireFox */
z-index: 20;
height: 2100px; /* Cover our maximum height (100%) */
width: 660px; /* Cover our maximum width (100%) */
background-repeat:repeat;
position:absolute;
left: 0px;
}

I also had to change the position to absolute instead of fixed to correct some positioning issues I had with my div.

Can I “onclick” open a box which has external pages as content
this script opens at random

thanks
ce

Ricky Says:
November 30th, 2006 at 7:24 am
I’m using this one, which lets me pull from external pages to display: http://www.dynamicdrive.com/dynamicindex17/interstitial.htm

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I haven’t been up to anything recently, but so it goes. Such is life. What can I say? Pretty much not much exciting going on to speak of. I haven’t gotten much done lately, but I don’t care.

Changing the position property to fixed may fix the scrolling issue in Firefox and Safari, but the script doesn’t render properly in IE6 with it that way.

You can fix the issue using a CSS “Hack” that I’ve been using for awhile.
Change the position property to absolute, then append this to your stylesheet.

html>body .darkenBackground { position:fixed; }

IE6 ignores the line, because it doesn’t understand the html>body.

My final code is:

.darkenBackground { background-color: rgb(0, 0, 0);
opacity: 0.7;
-moz-opacity:0.70;
filter: alpha(opacity=70);
z-index: 100;
height: 100%;
width: 100%;
background-repeat:repeat;
position:absolute;
top: 0px;
left: 0px;
}
html>body .darkenBackground { position:fixed; }

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Generally IE doesn’t like fixed. Absouted positioning should work just as well. A little bit of jquery helps:

$(window).resize(function () {
if(window.innerHeight) wh = window.innerHeight;
else wh = (document.documentElement.clientHeight>0) ? document.documentElement.clientHeight : document.body.clientHeight;
if($.browser.safari){
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});

This is nice, but lightbox has a real nice fade in. Go steal it.

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Man, how do people have the time to create such great CSS tricks?
I can do CRUD but I can’t quite get my artistic flare to light up

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Hey guys,
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position:absolute;

Try it! All the best!

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I couldn’t figure out how to get my own shade to work in IE, this helped. I suggest you make it so when they click the overlay that it also will close the box, just like clicking the X.

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To make it easier for others, these are the sections that need to change:

document.getElementsById(“darkBackgroundLayer”).style.display = “none”;

Should be:

document.getElementsByName(“darkBackgroundLayer”)[0].style.display = 'none';

and this one:

document.getElementsById(“darkBackgroundLayer”).style.display = “”;

Should be:

document.getElementsByName('darkBackgroundLayer')[0].style.display='';

Apart from the missing [0] and changing the ” to ' (To avoid potential issues) in both and the lack of an example prompt the code works well.

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