Hello, what do professional web designers do to overcome this problem? Is there a simple solution for png transparency support in ie6? I found a fix but i don't want to buy any license to use some code.
MDanz
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For example, if you look over at http://themeforest.net/, if you wish to sell a theme there you don't have to give …
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iamthwee
I think most website developers these days don't even support ie6.
For example, if you look over at http://themeforest.net/, if you wish to sell a theme there you don't have to give support for ie6. Plus their market share is going down rapidly.
I would side step using transparent pngs altogether. Also the following link might be of use...
http://24ways.org/2007/supersleight-transparent-png-in-ie6
Also this:
http://net.tutsplus.com/articles/news/5-easy-ways-to-tackle-ie6s-transparency-issues/
matricol
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who uses ie6 anymore?
pixelsoul
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Abandon any support for IE6. It is gone, done, out the door. In fact IE7 is not too far from no longer being supported by Microsoft (though I still will creates sites that are compatible with it and have fall backs for it).
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