There is a way to do that but it won't be CSS valid, since you'd have to use
custom mozilla transparency and since the child will inherit the
transparency properties make it outside the transparent div and movie it
with position left right top and bottom, that should work I have a site that
should
/Slightly/ off-thread, but...
On 21/8/07 (04:02) Joseph said:
Safari will sometimes show a different hue of your color than other
browsers will when .png images set as backgrounds.
I believe that this is a product of PNGs containing a built-in gamma
profile; many browsers ignore it (as they
On 21/8/07 (04:02) Joseph said:
Safari will sometimes show a different hue of your color than other browsers
will
when .png images set as backgrounds.
On Wed, 22 Aug 2007 1, Rick Lecoat replied:
/Slightly/ off-thread, but...
I believe that this is a product of PNGs containing a built-in
On 21/8/07 (04:02) Joseph said:
Safari will sometimes show a different hue of your color than other browsers
will
when .png images set as backgrounds.
On Wed, 22 Aug 2007 1, Rick Lecoat replied:
/Slightly/ off-thread, but...
I believe that this is a product of PNGs containing a built-in
On Aug 22, 2007, at 1:00 PM, David Hucklesby wrote:
...all the gunk
with which Adobe products infest PNG files.
I may be mistaken here, but I think the gunk can be dispensed with
by using Save For Web rather than simply Save or Save As.
Although it may be gunk on the web, this information
On 22/8/07 (20:15) Andrew said:
I may be mistaken here, but I think the gunk can be dispensed with
by using Save For Web rather than simply Save or Save As.
I believe that a PNG's gamma information is retained in a Save For Web
operation -- certainly I've seen colour casts in PNGs that I've
Hi all - I've been set what I believe to be an impossible challenge,
but before I admit defeat I thought I should cast it out into the
wilds of the internet and see if others agreed or could suggest a
solution.
The challenge is this: to create a flexible (vertical and horizontal)
We're probably going to need to see your code and/or a link to the page to
be able to make any reasonable comment.
On Wed, 22 Aug 2007 10:28:57 +1000, minim [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all - I've been set what I believe to be an impossible challenge,
but before I admit defeat I thought I
Caitlin
It should be possible, depends on how much time you are willing to invest.
I have always had problems applying AlphaImageloader to background images.
So I don't even try.
I would build the site so it worked in all modern browser.
The using conditional comments apply a special CSS for
Could you use solid background gif and then the opacity filter in your
IE6 style sheet? I'm not sure if you can make the child of a translucent
parent opaque though.
Nick Cowie wrote:
Caitlin
It should be possible, depends on how much time you are willing to invest.
I have always had
Impossible? Not if you have a huge amount of time to put towards
ironing out the issues.
Realistically, however:
Not only is getting .png's to work by themselves in IE a difficult task,
but the flow of related problems is even worse.
You have problems with hyperlinks that appear over any
Stephen asked:
Could you use solid background gif and then the opacity filter in your IE6
style sheet?
I'm not sure if you can make the child of a translucent parent opaque
though.
Yes and Yes, I was lazy and chose to do it via background colour rather than
image (is was easier to get a colour
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