crmpicco

Is there a way to 'grey out' or 'disable' an image?

For example i have this code:


<tr>
<td>
<font face="verdana" size="2" color="#D3D3D3">Status:</font>
</td>
<td>
<img src="picco.jpeg">
</td>
</tr>



How can i 'grey-out' the image picco.jpeg, or have it appear to be 'disabled' like the text???

Picco

scorpiosage

I am not sure what you mean by this question.
if you are just going for a specific look of the image, you can just change the image file.
I think that you are talking about 'watermarking' the image, so that it is lighter in color and appears to be in the background like stationary?
If that's the case, play around with the contrast and light/dark of the image until you get the effect you are looking for.
if you are doing this as for a 'menu' or something like that, if you aren't used to working with CSS or Javascript, you should look into it.
Give me a better idea of what you are looking for and I can help you.
Mike

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BaldEagle

Are you using css. No matter I suppose:

.opaque { filter: alpha(opacity=50); -moz-opacity:0.50; opacity=0.5 }

that should cover most browsers. adjust the numbers to change the amount of opacity.

<img class="opaque" src"whatever.jpg">

BaldEagle

[edit]

I am not sure but there may be a monochrome filter, but it may be proprietary.

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