Hi all,
> > you could feed PNGs to Opera, FF2 and to IE7 with conditional
> > commenting
Just a further comment.
I have put together a version using PNG32, which works with FF, IE7, Opera.
I plan on adding a conditional style sheet for http://winningsportsclub.com/preview/concept2a.html
Hi Bill (and Al),
> Whenever you expose IE7 to a filter you kill
> font-smoothing.
This is a great approach, but the font-smoothing will be an issue.
...Rob
Rob Emenecker @ Hairy Dog Digital
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Hi all,
Thank you for your insightful comments.
At the moment I'm leaning towards using small background PNG32s in the DIVs
for the transparency effect, with a conditional style sheet for IE6 that
uses alternate background images.
Best,
Rob
Rob Emenecker @
On Sep 19, 2008, at 12:01 PM, Bill Brown wrote:
> So,
> you could feed PNGs to Opera, FF2 and to IE7 with conditional
> commenting
> if you were hung up on the ClearTyping
There is not even a need to conditional commenting, just use a
background image instead of using a data:uri like yo do no
From: "Bill Brown" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Al Sparber wrote:
>> From: "Bill Brown" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>> Not good. Whenever you expose IE7 to a filter you kill font-smoothing.
>> That's a showstopper. Best to go purely with PNGs for IE7 and forget
>> about older browsers in the name of progressiv
Al Sparber wrote:
> From: "Bill Brown" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Not good. Whenever you expose IE7 to a filter you kill font-smoothing.
> That's a showstopper. Best to go purely with PNGs for IE7 and forget about
> older browsers in the name of progressive enhancement.
Not good? Seems harsh. It's a
From: "Bill Brown" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> In the past, I've used a combination of RGBA, IE's gradient filter and
> PNGs (for Opera and FF2) to achieve this effect. Hedger Wang has a
> similar experiment out there somewhere on the same thing.
>
> Here's my experiment with it:
> http://www.webdevelope
Rob Emenecker wrote:
> I have a project where client wants a semi-opaque border on both a masthead
> and a content area of their page. The masthead and content areas are both
> contained in DIVs that center left-to-right over a tiled background.
> I am trying to figure out an effective workaround t
On Thu, Sep 18, 2008 at 3:06 PM, Rob Emenecker <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I have a project where client wants a semi-opaque border on both a masthead
> and a content area of their page. The masthead and content areas are both
> contained in DIVs that center left-to-right over a tile
Hi all,
I have a project where client wants a semi-opaque border on both a masthead
and a content area of their page. The masthead and content areas are both
contained in DIVs that center left-to-right over a tiled background.
I am trying to figure out an effective workaround the issue of opacity
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