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Matthew McLaughlin
Several days ago, I designed a logo with transparent components, saved it as
a portable network graphic file extention, and uploaded it to a client's
website. The logo looked perfect when I viewed it on my computer (which has
IE7), but when viewed on a computer with IE6, the transparency in the
picture displays as an opaque gray. Is there any kind of fix I can perform
on the server side - perhaps some string of code I can put in my asp pages -
that will help the pngs display properly on my customers' non-ie7 computers?
a portable network graphic file extention, and uploaded it to a client's
website. The logo looked perfect when I viewed it on my computer (which has
IE7), but when viewed on a computer with IE6, the transparency in the
picture displays as an opaque gray. Is there any kind of fix I can perform
on the server side - perhaps some string of code I can put in my asp pages -
that will help the pngs display properly on my customers' non-ie7 computers?