I\'ve got a panel which is placed on top of another view via a relativelayout. I would like to give this panel a transparent background, but didn\'t find the correct way to do this after searching fo
I\'ve been searching for a JQuery based image \"fader\" and not too sure what to look for. It wo开发者_JAVA技巧uld start with a series of thumbnail images that are all 100% solid. When you hover over
Dunno how to express my confusion but here is how it goes in my mind: A cube with transparent(or translucent) sides is not a solid (filled, stuffed) cube. It\'s more like an empty glass cube. Now what
I am framing ads with a curved border. Here is a sample ad: http://imageshack.us/f/20/4e5f5fe94b327new60seciq.png/
JPEGs are smaller in size than PNGs. So, I thought that if I can make a specific region in a JPEG-file transparent, with some code, maybe I can save some bytes.
I have this problem: i added two view instances in a framelayout. First view is a VideoView which plays in loop a video. Second view is placed above the videoview and is a surfaceview. The surfaceview
I want my webBrowser to look transparent. My code looks like that: Bitmap backGroungImage = new Bitmap(Width, Height);
Although the CSS colors rgba(255,255,255,0) and rgba(0,0,0,0) are apparently the same, i.e. transparent, when being looked at as plain colors, they affect the intermediate colors in gradients:
I have a figure with a slider on it and then I want to have an external figure that displays in image. I want to be able to use the slider to change the transparency patches I am drawing on the image.
Is it possible to create a label with a transparent background within a window using only WinAPI commands?