PRB: No Filter Applied to <SPAN>,<DIV> If Attributes UnspecifiedLast reviewed: February 13, 1998Article ID: Q181074 |
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SYMPTOMSWhen a Visual Filter such as an Alpha or Blur filter is defined for a <DIV> or <SPAN> element, the filter is not applied and no visual effect is displayed. Alternatively, when a filter defined for a <SPAN> or <DIV> element is scripted, the following scripting error is generated
'elementID.filters.item(...)' is not an objectwhere elementID is the ID of the element on which the filter is defined.
CAUSEVisual filters can be applied to DIV and SPAN elements only if they have the following style attributes explicitly defined: width, height, or absolute position.
RESOLUTIONWhen using a <SPAN> or a <DIV>, be sure to specify at least one of the three required cascading style sheets (CSS) attributes:
- height, - width - position (absolute or relative)The following example illustrates this, with the required absolute position attribute defined:
<DIV style="position:absolute; top:60; left:20; color:red; filter: alpha(opacity=50)"> <P style="font-size:14pt">Item #1</P> <UL> <LI>Bullet #1 <LI>Bullet #2 </UL> </DIV> STATUSThis behavior is by design.
MORE INFORMATIONVisual filters can be applied only to HTML elements that are controls. A control element defines a rectangular space within a browser window when the browser renders the Web document. Controls cannot be windowed, such as an IFRAME. Here are the valid HTML controls:
REFERENCESInternet Client SDK docs (Filters & Transitions section)
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Additional query words: span div transition filter
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