Unfortunately it doesn't :(
Brandon Aaron wrote:
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> I wonder if setting the background color to transparent will work?
> background-color: transparent;
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> Brandon Aaron
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> On 1/30/07, spl1nter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>> This appears to be the case but unfortunately 8 bit PNGs do
I wonder if setting the background color to transparent will work?
background-color: transparent;
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Brandon Aaron
On 1/30/07, spl1nter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> This appears to be the case but unfortunately 8 bit PNGs don't have
> alpha-transparency. I've found one way to prevent it and tha
This appears to be the case but unfortunately 8 bit PNGs don't have
alpha-transparency. I've found one way to prevent it and that's by setting a
background colour. Unfortunately I can't do that with my design :(
Jonathan Sharp wrote:
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> I think it has to do with whether it's saved as an 8 bit
I think it has to do with whether it's saved as an 8 bit or 24 bit PNG.
-js
On 1/29/07, Brandon Aaron <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I haven't found the secret yet. Some of my pngs do it and others don't.
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Brandon Aaron
On 1/29/07, spl1nter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Ah, well that's a tad
I haven't found the secret yet. Some of my pngs do it and others don't.
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Brandon Aaron
On 1/29/07, spl1nter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Ah, well that's a tad annoying. Is there anyway to prevent this? Any settings
> I can use in Photoshop or such?
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> Brandon Aaron wrote:
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> > This is a
Ah, well that's a tad annoying. Is there anyway to prevent this? Any settings
I can use in Photoshop or such?
Brandon Aaron wrote:
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> This is a known bug in IE7. Sometimes you can get PNGs in IE7 to get
> that black background when you zoom in or out. They support them, just
> not very well.
>
This is a known bug in IE7. Sometimes you can get PNGs in IE7 to get
that black background when you zoom in or out. They support them, just
not very well.
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Brandon Aaron
On 1/29/07, spl1nter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> I've only tested this with IE7 (don't have IE6 available - I'd imagine it
I've only tested this with IE7 (don't have IE6 available - I'd imagine it'd
be worse what with it's lack of native alpha-transparency support) but it's
pretty strange.
http://www.devioustree.co.uk/
At the link above I'm using fadeIn() and fadeOut(). It works fine apart from
when I've got a PNG b
