i have a .gif bg in the body tag. i created a transparent button in .gif format that i set as the bg in the cell of the table. EE does not display the transparency of the button\ni'v tried to alter the internal style sheet \n'background-color: transparent' but it still does not dislpay the transparent button. how do i render the buton's transparent values inside the table cell and over the body background???
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If you are applying "background-color: transparent" at the <td> level, the background of the table itself probably is covering the body background. Try applying "background-color: transparent" to the <table> tag as well.
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on some machines, the transparency doesn't work with the background-color\ntry it with just background.\n\nbackground: transparent;
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Yes you can do that. Put the image in the excel sheet, then open picture tool box (by right clicking on the tool bars free space and choosing "Picture") . In the picture tool box there is a button (which is second from last) named as "Set Transparent color" then your mouse pointer will be changed to a pen like icon, just click on a color in your picture. \n\nAll that is of that color will go transparent. Like if you choose a white color , all which is white will become transparent. \n\nIf you have created any graphics (image) and want to appear as transparent , just fill all the background with some unused color and then select that color as transparent color , this way you will make it transparent .. \n\nHope it will help.
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Not only do you need to set the background of the document or layer that you're moving it to as transparent; you need to save it in a format that supports transparency.\nNeither bitmaps nor jaypegs will save a document with a transparent area; they'll fill it white. Giffs will save a transparent area but aren't great for photos.\nPrograms like Photoshop usually have a 'native' file format and it should support transparency so make sure you save your new image as that.
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Interesting work you're doing. \n\nYou must be using .NET 1.1 because skins are already implemented in .NET 2.0. \n\nAnyways, back to framework 1.1. the href is the part of the LINK tag that should be set at runtime so we use simple databinding.\n\n1) In you aspx page use the following syntax\n<LINK rev="stylesheet" type="text/css" rel="stylesheet" \nhref="<%# SelectedStyleSheet %>" >\n\nIn your code behind file:\n1)  declare the SelectedStyleSheet as a protected string - it doesnt work if its private\n2) set the SelectedStyleSheet at runtime ex:\nprotected string SelectedStyleSheet = "./Style/Style.css";\n3) Bind the Page (we are using simple DataBinding in the aspx page if you noticed instead of the <%= %> :\nthis.DataBind();\n\nBest Regards
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change you body tag from:\n<body style="background: #666666 url(background2.gif) no-repeat bottom righT;">\n\nTo:\n<body style="background: #666666 url(background2.gif) no-repeat fixed bottom right;">\n\nthe two changes are the word right is all lowercase and the word fixed has been added before bottom.  This is telling it to be at the bottom right of the window and not the bottom right of the page.
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You could duplicate the layer/objects and go to Objects > Transform > Reflect. Also, you could make an opacity mask overlay by making a black-to-white square and selecting both it and your object you want to mirror and in the transparency dialog click "Make Opacity Mask". With text you may need to use the "Make Outlines" feature at the bottom of the Objects list. I forget exactly where that is.\n\nI can help you specifically if you want (contact me through Yahoo Answers).
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I think they mean animated gifs.  \nThey show as a static picture, not as an animation as they should.\nI have that problem at work.\nAnyone know how to fix it?
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You should use the PictureBox control, which is a free control that comes with VB6.  This control lets you use the GIF, JPEG and BMP formats, so you should be covered.  You can also use the data control to directly link it into your Access table field.\n\nTo set the image you would use:\n\nPictureBox1.Picture = 'filename here'
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You can build your table first.\nThen use div, span or whatever inside the TD's.\n\nOr you may not need to use div or span. You may use STYLE or CLASS attributes in order to give different colors or properties to each TD.\n\nıf I understood you correctly a sample code may be:\n\n<table>\n<tr>\n   <td style="..."></td>\n   <td style="..."></td>\n   <td style="..."></td>\n</tr>\n<tr><td colspan=3 style="..."></td></tr>\n<tr>\n   <td style="..."></td>\n   <td style="..."></td>\n   <td style="..."></td>\n</tr>\n<table>
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There is a few ways you can do this, depending on the software you are using. The main way is using the select tool or wand. You can use a select lasso, or if you are using photoshop a magnetic select, to trace around the picture. Once the picture is select, inverse the selection and delete it. That or set it to a color which you then make the transparent color later.\n\nI have provided some tutorial sites that show you how to do this.\n\nEnjoy!
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Put this code in your 'about me' section\n\n<style type="text/css">\ntd.text td.text table table table, td.text td.text table br, td.text td.text table .orangetext15, td.text td.text .redlink, td.text td.text span.btext {display:none;}\ntd.text td.text table {background-color:transparent;}\ntd.text td.text table td, td.text td.text table {height:0;padding:0;border:0;}\ntd.text td.text table table td {padding:3;}\ntd.text td.text table table br {display:inline;}\n</style>\n<a href="http://pimpthisspace.net/" target="_blank"><img \nsrc="http://pimpthisspace.net/img/button.gif" alt="Myspace Codes" style="position:absolute; left:0px; \ntop: 0px;" border="0"></a>
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1. If you ask me, I say the background color (BG COLOR for HTML) is too dark. \n\n2. A punctuation mistake. On this page http://www.gadgetforums.net/east/index.html the apostrophe is missing from the "Dont" in the header sentence: "Dont Do It The D.I.Y Way. Do It The E.L.M Way!"\n\n3. Spelling error. http://www.gadgetforums.net/funny/48.html\nSecret is spelled wrong, unless it's supposed to be like that.\n\n4. Spelling error. http://www.gadgetforums.net/funny/70.html\nNuclear is spelled wrong.\n\n5. A link error. At the end of the funny pics, the 'HOME' button doesn't work. http://www.gadgetforums.net/funny/end.html Try it yourself.\n\nTip: How about a little link or button that sends you to the GadgetForums home.\n\nQuestion: Why is the first letter of every sentence capitalized, including pronouns?\n\nQ:Did you use Dreamweaver for that site? I think so.\n\nI'll try to give more feedback.
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made by an amateur .... u need to set it to render in older versions and other versions besides IE.\n\nAlso u need to set the rendering in HTML instead of deafult.\n\ngud attempt if u made it .... IM me i can give u tips to improve
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Try right clicking your page then highlight it. Click on edit ,,you ll get the HTML version.save it for reference.open notepad or word pad..Paste your code there..Change where it says back ground image to overlay..and so on...you ll figure it out..I'm danz44 there..look me up and tell me if it works..there's a few other options .
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Well I'll just tell you that you shouldn't use Animated GIF for a game. You should use a sprite on format .BMP. \n\nAnimated GIF is not flexible enough for game developing, and opening and animated GIF is not as widely supported as opening GIF.
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you could do this with HTML styles\n\n<table style="background-color: #333333;">\n</table>\n\nnot exactly sure if the following will work but the same idea works in javascript. if you tag the table with an ID using something like ID="myTable" you can reference that table object and change the style by using myTable.style.backgroundColor='#666666' (javascript doesn't like dashes so you need to change the style value to backgroundColor)\n\nYou should be able to reference the table object somehow in VB code also (sorry, i don't have visual studio installed on this machine).