"2. When I try to apply animate-opacity to <img> (particularly, I'm about a 32-bit PNG with transparency) Internet Explorer (any ver.) makes its edges ugly."
This is not related to jQuery - unfortunately, it is the way IE7 works (breaks) when applying Alpha filters to any 32 bit PNG. For example: <img src="my_transparent_png.png" style="filter: alpha(opacity=50);" /> Will have the same end result without the use of any Javascript library. For a full explanation read: http://blogs.msdn.com/ie/archive/2005/04/26/412263.aspx Particularly the section titled: "There are also a couple of limitations worth mentioning" On Jun 19, 9:46 pm, "Y.N.T." <security.blanket [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hello! > > I discovered two problems in jQuery work with IE 7: > 1. When I try to apply animate-opacity to <div> element no effect > comes in IE 7 or 8 (but in 6 version it works!). > 2. When I try to apply animate-opacity to <img> (particularly, I'm > about a 32-bit PNG with transparency) Internet Explorer (any ver.) > makes its edges ugly. > > My blueprint: > > $('#-div-or-img').hover(function(){ > $(this).animate({'opacity' : 0.5}, 400);}, > function(){ > $(this).animate({'opacity': 1}, 400); > }); > > There are no problems with Opera & FF. > > As a matter of fact, my question consists in how to get over these > difficulties... > > P.S. Known jQuery's ifixpng.js doesn't help as well as IE's CSS-filter > hacks.
