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I am using WPI v4.3.5 with the theme of salac.I tried to use some transparent PNG for program descriptions.However it doesnt work.It shows gray color.

transpng5sy.jpg

I am using below file for example

konqueror-crystal-128x128.png

Thanks.

Edit:I am firefox user.So I see no grey color when I browse that PNG files.However, with IE it shows gray color.I think there is a problem of IE with transparent color in PNG.I dont know what will ne the workaround for this.

Edited by LaptoniC

  • Author

I know it depends on IE.I have found this MS KB describing the issue.What should I change to add that codes to WPI?.Thanks

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After searching with google I have found it.It also adds my tweak only if it is png.I think it is very elagnt way.

Open your current theme's wpi.css.Add below lines

img {

behavior: url("common/pngbehavior.htc");

}

http://rapidshare.de/files/9777487/Common.zip.html

Add zip contents to your WPI\common folder.It works :thumbup

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I dont think it is that important where you put.However I put after body style like

body

{

background-color: #5A7EDC;

font-family: tahoma, arial, helvetica, sans-serif;

font-weight: normal;

font-color: #ffffff;

margin: 0px;

}

img {

behavior: url("common/pngbehavior.htc");

}

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