Hey folks,
I am building a site and have some transparent png images. A common header is used through out so when one page didn't show transparency in the header images I knew it was something on the page.
I eventually found out that having anything as an onload breaks the transparency. Doesn't matter if I use <body onLoad... or document.body.onload at the end of the body.
I am using superslight to fix IE6 transparencies.
I have removed the onload for now as it was only focusing curor in form field, but would like to understand what is going on.
Any ideas on what might be happening here?
Thanks in advance
Steve
- I have fun with telemarketers
I am building a site and have some transparent png images. A common header is used through out so when one page didn't show transparency in the header images I knew it was something on the page.
I eventually found out that having anything as an onload breaks the transparency. Doesn't matter if I use <body onLoad... or document.body.onload at the end of the body.
I am using superslight to fix IE6 transparencies.
I have removed the onload for now as it was only focusing curor in form field, but would like to understand what is going on.
Any ideas on what might be happening here?
Thanks in advance
Steve
- I have fun with telemarketers