Hi all,
I know that there are a number of hacks to make IE (<7) behave with
regards to the alpha transparency of PNG images, however I was wondering
if any of them have a solution for PNG images, that are applied as
background images, on elements/selectors other than the img.
e.g. I know, that this will work...
img {
/*MSIE Hack*/
behavior: url('fixPNGinIE.htc');
}
As it will add logic to all the image tags, and fix them...
but does anyone have a fix for this one?
.foo {
background-image: url(test.png);
background-repeat: repeat-x;
/* ????? */
}
E.g. the problem here, is that there is no width or height to "play"
with... since a.) It repeats, and b.) there is no size supplied on the
element, with the "foo" class.
Cheers,
Steve
PS I am aware that this somewhat pushes the "CSS" relatedness of this
post, since it brings up behaviours, JavaScript, etc. but I hope you can
see the relivance.
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