Pete The transparency will show on the PNG if you link directly to the URI http://www.w3.org/Icons/valid-html401 and not take a local version of the GIF. This above URI seems to work out if the browser can display PNG, if it can it supplies a PNG with transparency. If it does not, it seems to supply a GIF without transparency. I agree - the GIF should have transparency also. However, most of your viewers will be able to view PNG. Here is an example of where we used this recently: http://www.manganese.com/contact.php Jake Hi, I've spent quite some time getting most of my sites to have valid HTML and CSS and I'm proud to display your "Valid!" images on them. However, I noticed that your "Valid CSS!" and "Valid XHTML1.0" images contain a partial transparency behind the tick while the "Valid HTML4.01" image that I display does not. Is it possible for this transparency to be added as I would very much like to have uniformity between the two images for cosmetic reasons. Many thanks, Pete Tozer http://www.w3.org/Icons/valid-html401Received on Friday, 18 July 2003 05:34:10 UTC
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