On Friday 15 December 2006 00:00, Petter Urkedal wrote: > Timothy Miller wrote: > > IE doesn't support PNGs with alpha. > > I should have tried to save as gif right away, then I'd realise that > it uses colourmaps (one colour being transparent, I presume). I > tried different image formats, and PNG and TIFF are the only ones I > found which supports a real alpha channel. TIFF does not work in FF > (and probably not in other browsers).
TGA also supports an alpha channel, but it only has RLE compression, and it's not supported by any major browsers either. > So, it seems there is no > solution except Lourens' trick. It's strange this hasn't been > resolved, it must be a real PITA for web designers. Yes, Microsoft is a real PITA for web designers. And for just about everyone else of course. Sometimes I wonder where the computing industry would be if Microsoft never existed. We'd probably have flying cars by now... Lourens
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