On Dec 18, 12:31 am, blueillusion <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> OK, I have found out from some tests that it appears to be to do with
> the fade effect. When altering the opacity, it causes the strange
> problem. Removing the fading allows it to render normally. Any ideas
> why adjusting the opacity would cause this?
IE can't handle transparency and opacity at the same time. To get it
to work, you will need to do some form of browser sniffing and not use
the fade effect for IE6 (and probably IE7, and maybe IE8). Fading
alters opacity, which wrecks transparency. I'm a bit surprised that's
not included in the code you used -- or at least in the documentation.
When you implement pngfix, you will need to exclude the map images
from its effects:
#map img { behavior:none }
Andrew
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