Hi Helen,
Helen wrote:
> When I use the drop-shadow filter, I see the checkerboard around the
> image -- not a
> drop shadow.
Are you trying to make a drop shadow for an object against a transparent
background? At least it sounds like this to me. (Otherwise, you don't
get the checkerboard patte
On Mon, Sep 11, 2006 at 02:15:59PM -0400, Harry G Osoff wrote:
> It sure would be great to get some of the
> Type Tools that Adobe has in theri products.
>
> I realize that's what made Adobe Adobe.
> But i sure do miss have such elegant type control.
>
> That alone makes PS a great tool.
>
if i
On Mon, Sep 11, 2006 at 02:00:11PM -0400, John R. Culleton wrote:
> I have on my desk "The Basics tutorial" By JTL dated 2002. Is
> there a newer and easier way to create three dimensional text
> with a drop shadow?
>
there was at one time a script-fu that seemed to be based solely on the
tutoria
> c) Use scary HTML/CSS hacks to show alpha-transparent PNGs in IE.
> Doesn't work on some versions, may crash, and may cause ActiveX security
> warnings. (Google up 'AlphaImageLoader')
If I remember right there is also a CSS file called "IE7" which you
can add into your webpage to fix a lot of th
* Brion Vibber <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [07-07-04 15:44]:
>
> c) Use scary HTML/CSS hacks to show alpha-transparent PNGs in IE.
> Doesn't work on some versions, may crash, and may cause ActiveX security
> warnings. (Google up 'AlphaImageLoader')
That wouldn't necessarily be a *bad* thing.
--
Patri
Andrew wrote:
Hello,
Is it possible to add a drop-shadow to a png in such a way that certain
browsers such as IE won't wreck the picture?
a) Just give it a solid background.
b) Make it solid immediately around the drop shadow, and cut off to
transparent for the rest. (Save as indexed color.) Migh
