tedster
msg:560936 | 11:10 am on Mar 26, 2001 (gmt 0) |
Hi Katarina, and welcome to the forums! Have you tried creating a 1x1 pixel gif in the color you want, and then defining that as the new background image? I think that would bump out the previous background image from the cache.
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katarina
msg:560937 | 11:21 am on Mar 26, 2001 (gmt 0) |
Sort of - I made a one-colored picture the same size as the layer. That works, but of course making it 1x1 px is a lot smarter :-) by the way - thanks for quick answer /katarina
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tedster
msg:560938 | 11:35 am on Mar 26, 2001 (gmt 0) |
You're very welcome. By the way, I've taken to always defining solid background colors with a gif. I feel it's a best practice. Many browsers don't render a defined hex color the same way they do a gif color, and on a 16-bit monitor you can get some ugly surprises. Now your issue has given me one more reason to continue with this practice -- it may even be useful with pure white!
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rencke
msg:560939 | 3:28 pm on Mar 27, 2001 (gmt 0) |
Hello Katarina. I see in your profile that you are a Lotus Notes/Domino programmer. Would you by any chance happen to know something that might help Margareta in this discussion [webmasterworld.com] about publishing tools? The reason I ask is that I once saw a site where Lotus Notes seem to form the backbone of a publishing process involving dozens of non-html trained editors.
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