# Fading out external aliased html rendered text

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**Created:** [October 14, 2007, 9:57pm UTC](https://forum.kirupa.com/t/fading-out-external-aliased-html-rendered-text/241485 "2007-10-14T21:57:38Z")\
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**Post date:** [October 14, 2007, 9:57pm UTC](https://forum.kirupa.com/t/fading-out-external-aliased-html-rendered-text/241485/1 "2007-10-14T21:57:38Z")

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[SIZE=“1”]Hi there,

I’ve run into a problem for which I was unable to find a solution.

I’m loading different swfs into the same mc on stage - and every swf has a 2 mcs - one with the jpeg and the other with the text field inside.

As it goes for text field that reside in mc of swf , properties are : Dynamic Text, Arial, character position - Normal, 16px, Multiline, rendered as HTML, Alias text , Embedded outlines for first 4 ranges.  
Text is imported from \*.txt file with css tags defined.  
Css is defined within \*.css file.

Text is aliased so that I could display certain characters :(" "),(-), etc…

Everything worked fine before, until iI wanted to fade out those text fields, since im fading the whole swf, between transition to another swf - so I put them into mcs and embedded fonts.  
I couldn’t see the text at all - so i turned off Aliasing - got text, pretty jiggy and unsharp - and loosed special characters.  
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I’ve googled and searched here - [SIZE=“1”]but embedding fonts was the usual answer for fading out - without mentioning aliasing, which I need for displaying special characters.[/SIZE]

> So, is there a way to fade out dynamic htlm aliased “external” text?

[COLOR=“Red”]Yup, importing fonts into library - [http://www.actionscript.org/forums/showthread.php3?t=58059](http://www.actionscript.org/forums/showthread.php3?t=58059)[/COLOR]

[SIZE=“1”]Thnx,

Bad.

p.s. transitions (fading out) are made using mx.transitions.Tween[/SIZE]
