Oh~! IFrames! I think I know those...
But actually, you don't 'get' them, they're actually in a code, lol.^^0
You basically put this:
style="filter:alpha(opacity=50)"
into the iframe tag, or into DIV style, or table style. Though I prefer using DIV styles, since it's much more easier.
Like,
<div style="position: absolute {whichever position you choose, but I prefer absolute better.} ; top: top number { whatever you choose }px; left: left number{ whatever you choose }px; width: width number{ whatever you choose }px; height: height number{ whatever you choose }px; filter: alpha(opacity=opacity number{custom opacity}); background: transparent;"><img src="img url"></div>
{}'s dont put into the code. And for the 'px''s are named as pixels, but you don't have to put them in there, unless you prefer them to.^^;
Hope that help ya. ^_^
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