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silveraden

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My personal blog appears no problem with firefox, IE8, and safari but appears ugly in ie6 (and sometimes ie7)...

I have a header on .png with transparent background but the thing is, the background is seen on IE6... Please suggest what to do... my personal blog where I have a .png header is http://radenpayas.com

Thanks,
Raden
 
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Hmmmm... since I know nothing about javascript, this one seems too complex for me :(
Does this guide means I need to convert my header into java script?... Thanks for help..
 
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no, copy this code in the head section of your template index file:

<!--[if lt IE 7.]>
<script defer type="text/javascript" src="pngfix.js"></script>
<![endif]-->

and download the pngfix.js file and upload it in the root of your site.

That should do it.
If you can't work it out ..... pm me :)
 
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I tried this js and is not working in my case...

I inserted the code between <h> and </h> tags and downloaded the file to my theme directory, not working :(
 
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Make sure the path to pngfix.js is correct. It should be relative to where it's included on your page/template.
 
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Looks good for me (latest IE). The little guy reading the rss you can see a little bit of white surrounding him. That shows up in FF, IE and Safari. A little photo touch-up will solve that though :).
 
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Try save the picture in gif. IE 6 support gif transparancy
 
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