Hi, Peter,
Properties of CourseLab objects are currently read-only. It is not regular DOM. But if you are experienced in JavaScript and CSS, then look please in the runtime.xml, locate the object, locate part of the object, that is really inserted in DOM, then find the object, which is capable to change opacity (some div, I think). Then use usual document.getElementById to address it and change opacity. Note, that opacity in IE and FF is defined in different ways.
Hi, Peter,
Properties of CourseLab objects are currently read-only. It is not regular DOM. But if you are experienced in JavaScript and CSS, then look please in the runtime.xml, locate the object, locate part of the object, that is really inserted in DOM, then find the object, which is capable to change opacity (some div, I think). Then use usual document.getElementById to address it and change opacity. Note, that opacity in IE and FF is defined in different ways.