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Re: FN-FORUM Transparent GIF
date posted 31st October 2000 20:54
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mmm.. tough one that.
You could get away with picking a mid-average colour on your background as
the transparency colour and see if that works.
Can you not create them as one graphic? Even if its a rollover you could
still include the background on it. it really is the safest bet.
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Lindsey Hill
www.apperleydesign.co.uk
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From: "Colin M. Walters" [EMAIL REMOVED]
To: [EMAIL REMOVED]
Subject: FN-FORUM Transparent GIF
Date: Tue, Oct 31, 2000, 8:21 pm
Hello,
I have a logo with a soft-edged drop shadow that I wish to overlay on top of
a .jpg background using DHTML.
Is it only possible to have complete transparency when an image is set
against a solid bg, or can you specify a gradient transparency? GIF89a
Export from Photoshop provides for only one color choice, as I understand...
Thanks,
Colin M. Walters
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Re: FN-FORUM Transparent GIF
mmm.. tough one that.
You could get away with picking a mid-average colour on your background as =
the transparency colour and see if that works.
Can you not create them as one graphic? Even if its a rollover you could st=
ill include the background on it. it really is the safest bet.
--
Lindsey Hill
www.apperleydesign.co.uk
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From: "Colin M. Walters" [EMAIL REMOVED]
To: [EMAIL REMOVED]
Subject: FN-FORUM Transparent GIF
Date: Tue, Oct 31, 2000, 8:21 pm
Hello,
I have a logo with a soft-edged drop shadow that I wish to o=
verlay on top of a .jpg background using DHTML.
Is it only possible to have complete transparency when an image is s=
et against a solid bg, or can you specify a gradient transparency? GIF89a Ex=
port from Photoshop provides for only one color choice, as I understand...
Thanks,
Colin M. Walters
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