IE and PNG

[examino]

IE, not supporting PNG transparency is a huge problem afterall.  I found this: http://homepage.ntlworld.com/bobosola/pnghowto.htm
It's a script that might be used to solve the problem.

I can't get it to work though. I don't seem to understand where exactly to paste the code... 
If anyone might know...

A proud user of Firefox, people! 

[eldacar]

Because IE 7 now supports transparent PNGs, I'd just use a conditional comment to give IE<7 a GIF instead of a PNG.

[knat]

Thanks alot for this script... now my CP looks great for all users.

I put the pngfix.js file in my root

Then i create a center script box and put the script in there... make it use no title and no frame so it will be invisible..

And Voila.. it works..

So thanks alot 

Edit:
Q: Why use png and not GIF ?

A: GIFs only allow one colour for background transparency, so a GIF placed over the intersection of another colour looks ghastly. PNG's are Truely transparent and can be placed over any backgroundcolour and still look good.

[Assistance]

A:  GIFs only allow one colour for background transparency

my adobe photoshop would disagree with you

[knat]

A:  GIFs only allow one colour for background transparency

my adobe photoshop would disagree with you

I found that text on the site that has the png fix

[eldacar]

You can set multiple colours to transparent in a GIF, but doing so only reduces the number of useable colours in your palette. It's a waste to have any more than one transparent colour in a GIF.
More accurate to say is that PNG allows a full alpha channel of transparency, but GIF has only on/off transparency.

[examino]

Anyway, i still can't see the solution. I have a .png logo used in Dilber. Works fine with Firefox and Opera. Internet Explorer though...well, you know. Anybody figured out where to add the script code to make it work?

[IchBin]

Did you try what knat suggested?

[examino]

Actually, it worked that way! Great.

[aglioeolio]

great tip, thanks albadon

alpha transp. in that green car (rigth side of this page) is perfect in IE6.0 (I dont use it, but 90% of my board users do)