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  mental_boi said:

i want to to do this "effect" on the site that i'm going to make.. how can i do this?

Good luck with that brother...you could maybe use CSS for the menu, which im having major problems with right now, or like the other guy said Java or DHTML....looks like CSS would be the best though...I would create the buttons that I wanted in photoshop,...and if you want the "transparent" look, simple design the background, then layer over it and lower the opacity on the layer, then flatten and you're good to go. Then you get all of your buttons and just code it in CSS. The reason that i say CSS is because there are so many more people out there with knowledge of CSS than Java so it might be easier to get help with CSS.

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  mental_boi said:

does css or java have browser issues? what's the best way to go in terms of efficiency?

People say that CSS is browser efficient, ...and in my newness of it all, I have yet to see it...its an extremely hard language to learn in my opinion. But there are places that you can get code for and study it (giving them credit of course) and yes, Mozilla browswers seem to not have too many problems with CSS, but with IE you need to make sure your syntax spells everything out for it, otherwise it assumes things and doesn't always display how you would like. As far as efficiency, I don't really know...CSS seems to be good if you can work the bugs out of it, but like I said, this is just all my opinion on what I know of it so far, so don't take my word for anything, haha.

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