PNG ontop of slideshow

Re: PNG ontop of slideshow

BigG — Wed, 20 Aug 2008 12:33:40 -500

Keith you’re a star - really appreciated. (I should have known that… doh!)

Nathan Garner Partner

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On 20 Aug 2008, at 11:27, Keith Martin wrote:

Sometime around 20/8/08 (at 11:06 +0100) Nathan Garner said:

the layered PNG displays a solid background whilst the underlying layers fade into each other.

Make sure the post-it note graphic is set to be generated as a PNG set to millions of colours, otherwise it won’t include the required 8-bit alpha channel for the transparency.

It doesn’t matter at all what format your original graphic is in, just make sure that the graphic on the page is set to be output as a 24-bit, millions of colours PNG.

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Re: PNG ontop of slideshow

thatkeith — Wed, 20 Aug 2008 10:26:29 -500

Sometime around 20/8/08 (at 11:06 +0100) Nathan Garner said:

the layered PNG displays a solid background whilst the underlying layers fade into each other.

Make sure the post-it note graphic is set to be generated as a PNG set to millions of colours, otherwise it won’t include the required 8-bit alpha channel for the transparency.

It doesn’t matter at all what format your original graphic is in, just make sure that the graphic on the page is set to be output as a 24-bit, millions of colours PNG.

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PNG ontop of slideshow

BigG — Wed, 20 Aug 2008 10:19:20 -500

Here’s one that I’m not sure will work…

I have a slideshow which works fine, but I want to add the post-it note that currently sits in the top right of each image as a PNG so that it is separate. Then make it a rollover so that it changes colour when hovered over. This is all OK and easy enough to do, but the layered PNG displays a solid background whilst the underlying layers fade into each other.

Test page: http://www.awdc-creative.com/clients/roberts/partners/test.html

There’s probably no way round this, but just wanted to ask anyway.

Nathan Garner Partner

Austin Wells Design Consultants 1 Elmgate Drive, Littledown, Bournemouth BH7 7EF +44 (0)1202 301271 email@hidden

http://www.awdc-creative.com

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