Sent by Andrew Clover on 18 December 2004 00:12
D Ross [EMAIL-REMOVED]> wrote:
> Will the shadow just dissapear and everything else look fine in browsers
> that do not show png transparency?
No, it's the other way round: all parts of a PNG that aren't completely
transparent will show, so in IE you get a solid shadow over the top.
It doesn't look so awful in this case.
The usual workarounds for PNG transparency in IE wouldn't quite work
here, as tiled backgrounds and the IE AlphaImageLoader hack don't work
together. Unless you made the background image so enormously high that
it never had to tile on any page.
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Andrew Clover
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