> rashantha de silva wrote:
>> Hello,
>>
>> I have been told that there are blank spots (white) in internet explorer on
>> pc.
>>
>> Can you please check this site <http://www.lankafest.com/> and tell me what
>> can be
>> done to avoid that.
>>
>> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>
Jason replied:
> Yes, there are whitish parts in IE - it looks to me like you're using PNG
> graphics with
> transparency. This does not work properly in IE/Windows without hacking
> things about.
>
> You could use transparent GIFs where appropriate. And/Or you could use a PNG
> fix. You
> can use a JavaScript fix or a CSS fix. I very rarely use translucent PNGs.
>
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Hi Rashantha,
You could also use transparent PNGs. IIRC the last browser to have problems
with binary transparent PNGs (PNG-8) was Netscape 4. PNG-8 images are
usually smaller than corresponding GIFs.
The problem does not arise in IE7 -- Alpha transparency is fixed in
that browser.
....
>
> Using the following in a css rule adds a background image with png-alpha: h1 {
> backgound-image:none; filter:
> progid:DXImageTransform.Microsoft.AlphaImageLoader(src='yourimage.png',
> sizingMethod='crop'); }
>
FWIW - there seems to be an attempt to add a 'pngbehavior.htc' file
as a solution. Hard to figure out exactly what's going on with 24 style
sheets plus inline styles.
> or for a JavaScript fix, google "PNG fix" to be taken to the page. I'm sure
> others on
> this list will have ways to fix this, too.
We had a discussion about getting alpha transparency to work in IE
on our class form. Some solutions here:
<http://tinyurl.com/3bvac7>
Cordially,
David
--
www.hucklesby.com
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