mrddesign

Ok, as I feared my browsers seem to have reverted to their own ways again today and are rendering colours and gradients incorrectly. It's hard to explain what I mean without screenshots so take a look at my problem [link removed as requested]. As you can see, Chrome renders the colours and gradient correctly but Safari and Firefox make a pig's ear of the whole thing. What's really confusing me is why they seemed fine yesterday but look completely different today. I've uploaded the PSD again [link removed as requested] in case that helps anyone. I'd really appreciate some help on this as it's got me baffled. I'm using a Mac for all browsers so could anyone else confirm the difference on their own machines? Thanks for any help.

Thanks very much for the help. I guess I'll have to play with Fireworks then. When I posted the original message I was getting much, much worse banding on the site, far more than in the PSD file. For some reason my browsers (Firefox and Safari) both seem to be rendering the gradient correctly now (at least showing the same results as photoshop) so I'm a lot happier. Very strange that that the site 'corrected' itself though. Hopefully it won't revert to its old ways... Thanks again, you've been a great help!

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Hello, I'm having some trouble with a site I'm developing. I'm using a semi-transparent PNG with a radial gradient but it's banding a lot. It looks fine all the way through the Photoshop process, including when I save for web but when I place it on the site those annoying bands show up. It needs to be a transparent PNG as it is laid over a resizeable patterned background. [link removed as requested] is the site in progress. The banding is in that first grey area. Does anyone have any suggestions on how to make the gradien nice and smooth? I've also noticed that it seems to be fine in Safari but not in Firefox. Also, the colours in Firefox look very washed out, can anyone confirm this? Many thanks, Mr D

I have a div that stretches according to its contents. The background of this div is a tiled image that repeats if the height extends. Is there a way to make the height of the div match a certain amount of tiles rather than cutting off in the middle of one? Thanks for any help or suggestions.

Ok, So as I previously mentioned I got the slideshow to work in IE. However, in IE6 the last image does not show up. For the life of me I can't figure out why this is. Does anyone have any suggestions?

Just in case anyone else runs into a similar problem I found out what was wrong: My original noobslide js code lookedlike this: window.addEvent('domready',function(){ var info5 = $('info5').set('opacity',0.5); var sampleObjectItems =[ {title:'Downtown', date:'August 2008', link:'http://www.formart.co.uk/newsite'}, {title:'Forth Avenue, Vancouver', date:'August 2008', link:'http://www.formart.co.uk/newsite'}, {title:'Freud', date:'July 2008', link:'http://www.formart.co.uk/newsite'}, {title:'Falling', date:'July 2008', link:'http://www.formart.co.uk/newsite'}, {title:'Stairway', date:'January 2009', link:'http://www.formart.co.uk/newsite'}, {title:'Ballerina', date:'January 2009', link:'http://www.formart.co.uk/newsite'}, ]; var hs1 = new noobSlide({ box: $('box1'), items: [1,2,3,4,5,6], size: 440, autoPlay: true, items: sampleObjectItems, interval: 6000, onWalk: function(currentItem){ info5.empty(); new Element('h4').set('html','<a href="'+currentItem.link+'"></a>'+currentItem.title).inject(info5); } }); }) after the final "sampleObjectItems" item ("Ballerina") there should not have been a comma as it is the final item in the list. Once I took this out everything worked fine in IE

I've been trying to set up this website with the help of a mootools javascript plugin called "noobslide". This is basically a way to show a slideshow of images on the homepage. It works great on Firefox but with internet explorer the slide show gets to the final (6th) image and then stops functioning, bringing up the error "'link' is null or not an object". Can anyone help me to get this functioning in Internet Explorer? I would really appreciate the help. Many thanks.

Hi all, I have been trying to set up a portfolio website recently but have run into some problems with IE6. The gaps between text on the footer is far too large and the slideshow (taken from noobslide) on the home page does not go back to the beginning after the final image. If this doesn't make very much sense please take a look at it here and see for yourself. Does anyone know how I can fix these issues? I though I was nearly done until I started testing with other browsers