Designing using alpha-transparent PNGs makes life so much easier and cooler designs possible. As we are all painfully aware, IE 6 and under do not support them. They display... but any areas of alpha transparancy get turned into nasty blue-gray and are anything but transparent. There is a way to force IE to respect the alpha transparency though, commonly referred to as the PNG hack. There are various methods, all boiling down to the use of a proprietary Microsoft CSS "filter". A newcomer on the scene is the "Unit PNG Fix" which is ridiculously easy to use. Simply link up a very tiny JavaScript file in your header and you are done!
CSS-Tricks #32: Using the Unit PNG Fix
Posted in Development, Broadcasting, Design, Javascript, Screencasts, CSS| Level: any | Date: August 21, 2008 | Votes: 0 | User: Dmytro Shteflyuk ![]() |
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