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I am using a layer based navigation system, incorporating images. On the rollover 'drop-down' menu system the images have a transparent background. However, when viewed in a browser you can see white where there should be transparency. I open the images in Photoshop and they show as transparent.
Has anyone had this problem before? If so, any hints on how to fix it? Or is it a problem with my images?
All help greatly appreciated.
I have put an example of this online, the address is in my profile.
which images are suppose to be transparent ?
when viewed in a browser you can see white where there should be transparency
how can you tell your background is white with nothing on it :)
DaveN
The images have transparent backgrounds, and therefore there should be no white corners. Also, the layer background is set to transparent.
Does that make sense? :)
Daven
it's your CSS you are using a white background for your a tags and seeing that your images are links Hey presto they have a white background.
DaveN
DaveN,
That did the trick! The fact that I had the background on my A tags set to #FFF instead of transparent was the ticket.
Thanks a million - much appreciated!
1. How many hands do you have?
2. Do you work in a pub? or did you get your own pump installed?
3. Can you pour me one too?
:) :) :)
1. How many hands do you have?
Still 2, thankfully... but I can type with only 1!
2. Do you work in a pub? or did you get your own pump installed?
Actually, I used to! It's kind of a rite of passage to true adulthood for many yound Irish males! Unfortunately, I have yet to get a pump installed in either work or home... I have a feeling that it would be the beginning of the end for me!
3. Can you pour me one too?
Pours a nice black pint of Murphys for knightly and a whiskey chaser, since it's nearly time to finish!
Anyone else? ;)
DaveN
But, if you are London direction any time between Augist 14th and 16th, I'm there at a training course and will gladly buy you a real pint!
