The Microsoft answer is there too. And again they fail to show a fix for CSS users.
Modifying the first search finds more about CSS and this. Use http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&safe=off&q=png+transparency+support%3F+CSS&btnG=Search
Bob
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I've been trying to find a good js script that fixes IE6's inability to display png's with trasparent backgrounds.
I'm currently using one that works fine but only with images that are in the html code (<img src....) but not the ones that are used as a background image with css.
I need a script that fixes the png's used on background images or if it fixes both even better.
thanks.
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I know how to make a google search, and believe me I've done research before posting this. I've tried a few and they dont work, so what I'm looking for is for a technique that somebody uses and know it works well.
thanks.
"The object works in any CSS 1-capable browser that can dynamically apply a background image to a DIV with JavaScript. It?s completely flexible, and we could even use it in place of the above function."
From a link on the second search. Maybe you wanted me to work harder at this but given there is much written about this with what appears to work solutions (even if convoluted) it's par for the course when trying to get all those browsers to play nice.
Bob