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PNG problem with php image rotator
I'm working on this site. I want to have the images rotate so the "patients" are not always the same.
I found this php script, which initially seems to be the perfect answer. Works great, but for one thing: the images being loaded via the php rotator are not also run through the iepngfix.htc file. Therefore, those two images show up with the dreaded grey background in ie6. The rotator.php file is called via css, so I thought I could just bypass the rotation by using conditional styles. But that doesn't work. Not sure why. You'd think it would. But it doesn't. Maybe I've just been staring at it too long. Anyhow, to get to the point: Does anyone have any other reliable method for rotating div background images?? |
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Re: PNG problem with php image rotator
With that script you can append a id or class to the images depending on your needs. Some of the IE png fixes out there require a class of "png" etc applied to any image requiring the hack. So it look slike you just mod the rotators config file to include the class information depending on which IE pNg Fix you are using.
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