Photoshop/DW/CSS wierdy

[Sadruddin]

Hi.
My site sheffieldtrauma.com has a background image, not repeated, made in photoshop, and with a basic background of 204/204/255, or ccccff.
The page background is also ccccff, but there's a clear difference between the graphic and the background.
I KNOW I've had this before, somewhere, but has anybody got any idea how to get round this?
(And 'make it a transparent gif' won't really cut it.

S

 

[johnwm]

What browser are you seeing this problem in? I can't see the join in FF3, IE6, IE7 or SafariWin

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[traingamer]

Looks good to me in IE6 as well.

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[Sadruddin]

Hmmm.
I've got it happening in IE7, not in firefox.
But on another screen it's OK in both.
Maybe I'm suffering from a very sensitive, (or just mis-tuned) screen.
Thanks anyway, S

 

[johnwm]

I ran over it with ColorPicker (

http://www.iconico.com/colorpic/)

and there seem to be a few isolated pixels in your picture at #CCCCFE. I guess it's your image compressor doing it's anti aliasing thing.

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