change image opacity using javascript

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how can I change image opacity using javascript  I m going to create a fading effect using javascript  is there any sample  is there anything like image opacity that can be changed through JS code  how is it set   thanks

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I m not sure if you can do this in every browser but you can set the css property of the specified img  Try to work with jQuery which allows you to make css changes much faster and efficiently  in jQuery you will have the options of using  animate    fadeTo    fadeIn    hide  slow    show  slow   for example  I mean this CSS snippet should do the work for you   img   opacity 0 4  filter alpha opacity 40      For IE8 and earlier        Also check out this website where everything further is explained  http   www w3schools com css css image transparency asp

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You could use jQuery s animate or fadeTo

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In fact  you need to use CSS  document getElementById  quot myDivId quot   setAttribute  quot style quot   quot opacity 0 5  -moz-opacity 0 5  filter alpha opacity 50  quot     It works on FireFox  Chrome and IE

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First set the opacity explicitly in your HTML thus    lt div id  box  style  height 150px  width 150px  background-color orange  margin 25px  opacity 1  gt  lt  div gt    otherwise it is 0 or null   this is then in my  js file  document getElementById  fadeButton90   addEventListener  click   function    document getElementById  box   style opacity      document getElementById  box   style opacity 0 90

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Supposing you re using plain JS  see other answers for jQuery   to change an element s opacity  write   var element   document getElementById  id    element style opacity    0 9   element style filter     alpha opacity 90       IE fallback

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You could use Jquery indeed or plain good old javascript   var opacityPercent 30  document getElementById  id   style cssText  opacity 0   opacityPercent    filter progid DXImageTransform Microsoft Alpha style 0 opacity   opacityPercent         You put this in a function that you call on a setTimeout until the desired opacity is reached

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You can use CSS to set the opacity  and than use javascript to apply the styles to a certain element in the DOM    opClass       opacity 0 4      filter alpha opacity 40      For IE8 and earlier        Than use  for example  jQuery to change the style       element id   addClass  opClass      Or with plain javascript  like this   document getElementById  element id   className    opClass

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