jpeg w/ gray bg in IE6
- Thread starter anna
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sysgenmedia
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Hi Anna,
jpegs don't support transparent backgrounds. You'll need to save the image as either a .gif or .png if you need transparency.
.png will generally be better quality, but you'll need to find a png fix script (there's a few out there for free) for older versions of IE.
.gif is generally not great for photo-realistic images, but will do the job for most other uses and doesn't need any help with older browsers.
Best,
Nathan
jpegs don't support transparent backgrounds. You'll need to save the image as either a .gif or .png if you need transparency.
.png will generally be better quality, but you'll need to find a png fix script (there's a few out there for free) for older versions of IE.
.gif is generally not great for photo-realistic images, but will do the job for most other uses and doesn't need any help with older browsers.
Best,
Nathan
sysgenmedia
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Hmm... have a link to where you're seeing the issue? The problem png's have with IE is generally just with transparency, so I figured that's what you meant.
I agree with Nathan, only problem i have encountered with images in IE are transparent pngs?
If the image is not transparent, it must have a solid background when you save out of Ps, so is IE changing the background color? adding a border?
If the image is not transparent, it must have a solid background when you save out of Ps, so is IE changing the background color? adding a border?
anna
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I'm not quite sure; but Nathan sent me a screen shot and there weren't any discolorations on his end so I'm thinking it was a monitor/color issue on my end.
I use dual monitors and it was only showing the discoloration on one, so I needed a new perspective. Thanks for all your help, gentlemen, and happy Friday!
I use dual monitors and it was only showing the discoloration on one, so I needed a new perspective. Thanks for all your help, gentlemen, and happy Friday!