- From: Rasca Gmelch <rasca@mozart.komm.hdk-berlin.de>
- Date: Thu, 7 Nov 1996 14:44:17 +0100 (MET)
- To: www-amaya@w3.org
hi, > > Are you sure that the *background* of your PNGs is transparent? It seems > > that it is the *forground* that is transparent. > > thanks for having a look at this, I really appreciate your help. I thought > of this point, too. My images are generated by pnmtopng from a > black&white pbm (Portable Bit Map, only two colors). I tried both > > pnmtopng -transparent #ffffff img1.pnm > img1.png > > (this is supposed to have the effect I want - black characters on the > browser's background) and > > pnmtopng -transparent #000000 img1.pnm > img1.png > > The behaviour was *almost* the same: The *white* image background is > visible in both cases, but the color of the characters is *grey* in the > first case and *light grey* in the second. I've prepared another test > page, here are the URLs: > > http://saftsack.fs.uni-bayreuth.de/~marek/ttt/ttt.html the PNGs are ok, at least my netscape/linux png-plugin shows them as transparent (both img1 and img2) .. but not as <IMG..> cause that's a problem of the plugin-tech :( i've to load them directly.. cu rasca
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