• Jan 7

  Png-6 – Png transparency support for legacy versions of Internet Explorer

  

  Not satisfied with existing solutions for Png transparency support in Internet Explorer 6 and 5.5, I decided to have a crack at it myself.

  Png-6 is a standalone (Java)script that converts inline png-24 images into ‘png-6’ elements. Features include:

  • Full CSS box-model support ( padding, border, width/height and margin )
  • Integration with third-party selector engines and/or standard dom methods for more precise image conversion
  • Requires no placeholder images to work

  In case you were wondering the ‘6’ part is a homage to the popular browser. You can download a copy of the script or hot-link it from its google code project page.

  Tagged with:

  • JavaScript
  • User-interface

  1 comment

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