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I have a transparent PNG that I'd like to keep as a PNG, but the transparency won't show up in IE.

 

So I have two questions...

 

1.) Is there anyway to overcome the transparency issue?

 

2.) When I try to convert it to a GIF in Photoshop, the image quality is greatly reduced. Is there a better way to convert it, or is there a option to change? It becomes transparent, but the edges get jagged.

 

Thanks,

~Alex

 

Edit: Heres an example of what I mean,

 

http://www.blindedsilence.net/indexGIF.html

http://www.blindedsilence.net/indexPNG.html

Posted

Well...the images look exactly the same to me. I can't see any jaggedness...maybe that's because I'm using Mozilla.

 

But...try using the EXACT setting for gif and see what you get.

Posted

Also png is a much better format and that has much more detail for a simmialr file size. Not to mention alpha transparancy.

 

If you need it there is a ie hack to get it working properly with transparent png's.

Posted

the "A List Part" article has step by step instructions in implementing it, but I haven't really worked with either option so beyond that I'm not able to give further instructions. But that site is usually fairly straightforward. =)

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