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From: Patch@Wedge on 20 Feb 2006 19:18
Sorry first of all if this is redundant...couldn't locate it anywhere in the
forums.

After creating images with a transparent background and uploading them, they
ALWAYS show on the page as a white background. No matter what I do, I cannot
get it to show up transparent. Have checked all Window Options as well.
Should I be including a setting in the code to something like <img
src="myphoto.jpg" background="0 or none">.

Can you tell it's got me confused?

An example can be found by: http://www.oc2net.com/NPC/

Thanks in advance for any help!
Patch

From: Patch@Wedge on 20 Feb 2006 19:20
Quick Addition to post: When clicking on link, please look at the corners of the footer image.
From: Alex Mariño on 20 Feb 2006 19:59
Patch,

You exported that image as a jpg which does not support transparency.
You need to export as a gif with transparency. You will find these
settings in the Optimize panel.
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Patch(a)Wedge wrote:
> Sorry first of all if this is redundant...couldn't locate it anywhere in the
> forums.
>
> After creating images with a transparent background and uploading them, they
> ALWAYS show on the page as a white background. No matter what I do, I cannot
> get it to show up transparent. Have checked all Window Options as well.
> Should I be including a setting in the code to something like <img
> src="myphoto.jpg" background="0 or none">.
>
> Can you tell it's got me confused?
>
> An example can be found by: http://www.oc2net.com/NPC/
>
> Thanks in advance for any help!
> Patch
>
From: Alex Mariño on 20 Feb 2006 20:05
Patch,

Since your design relies on flat areas of color, all your images can be
exported as gif's.

The background image can be done away with all together since it is a
solid color and declare that in html or css.

Here is a great tutorial on optimizing images for the web -

http://www.projectseven.com/tutorials/images/fw_optimize/index.htm

alex

Patch(a)Wedge wrote:
> Sorry first of all if this is redundant...couldn't locate it anywhere in the
> forums.
>
> After creating images with a transparent background and uploading them, they
> ALWAYS show on the page as a white background. No matter what I do, I cannot
> get it to show up transparent. Have checked all Window Options as well.
> Should I be including a setting in the code to something like <img
> src="myphoto.jpg" background="0 or none">.
>
> Can you tell it's got me confused?
>
> An example can be found by: http://www.oc2net.com/NPC/
>
> Thanks in advance for any help!
> Patch
>
From: SKB on 20 Feb 2006 20:24
Patch(a)Wedge wrote:
> Sorry first of all if this is redundant...couldn't locate it anywhere in the
> forums.
>
> After creating images with a transparent background and uploading them, they
> ALWAYS show on the page as a white background. No matter what I do, I cannot
> get it to show up transparent. Have checked all Window Options as well.
> Should I be including a setting in the code to something like <img
> src="myphoto.jpg" background="0 or none">.
>
> Can you tell it's got me confused?
>
> An example can be found by: http://www.oc2net.com/NPC/
>
> Thanks in advance for any help!
> Patch
>

In addition to alex's comments, you also have a css rule making your
table backgrounds white.

table {
background-color: #FFFFFF;
}


If you get rid of that rule you won't need to use the blue in the footer
background.

..footer {
background-image: url(../images/footerbkgd.jpg);
background-color: url(../images/backfade.jpg) repeat-x;


The blue in your css body rule will come through.

BODY {
background: url(../images/backfade.jpg) repeat-x;

SKB
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