Is there a CSS hack png transparency?

We all know about PNG transparency and its problems with ie (at least i would hope so -for those
that dont go to

http://koivi.com/ie-png-transparency/ and look via IE )

anyway my point is

you have to add a heap of code for transparency with IE - my question is when you want to use it
with a CSS via a style sheet

 body
  {
   Background-Attachment: Fixed;
   Background-Image: URL(../../ws_files/img/Index/MainLogo.png);
   Background-Position: Top Left;
   Background-Repeat: No-Repeat;
   filter:
progid:DXImageTransform.Microsoft.AlphaImageLoader(src='../../ws_files/img/Index/MainLogo.png',
sizingMethod='scale');
   margin-left:550px;
   color:#000;
   background-color:#60564C;
   padding-top: 175px;
}

it falls over and doesn't work is there a CSS hack for this?

I have looked around and have found JS solutions but this is no good as i am making a DB backend
allowing users to choose the style of css they want
and i wish to just store the CSS name in the DB, so i do not have to put all the code manually into
each tag (eg <body style="etc">)

thanks heaps
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Is there a CSS hack png transparency?

Sent by Abyss Information on 28 January 2006 22:10

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