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#9
Originally Posted by Ancelad View Post
OMG, use background-opacity.

Example:

Code:
background-color: #ff9900;
background-opacity: 0.5;
And you will see orange 50%-transparency
That is not ios style. IOS style is translucency.. Not transparency. Completely different
iOS 7 uses blur (translucent), opacity isn't blurred. Best bet is to replicate it using static images generating a Gaussian blur with an image editor.

Last edited by DJJonosound; 2014-01-10 at 12:06.