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JS Fading Slideshow - Text issue in IE

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I've completed a website for a Clent which includes a text header that fades in and out with different messages. The text banners are a series of PNG's on transparent backgrounds. I thought everything was great until I viewed the site in IE and even though there is no shadow behind the text, IE has black edges round the text when it fades:

 

The test website

 

Anyone have any idea why this is happending and why it only occurs in IE? Any help fixing it would be hugely appreciated. Incidentally, I know there are some other issues with the text site; the actual site is already completed (minus their fading text banners :angry3: )

 

Thanks in advance.

Hi

 

Have you tried using gif's instead of png's - IE is extremely bad at png's through its filter: progid:DXImageTransform thingy that it uses to set opacity.

 

Why are you using images for text? Couldn't just use text ?

 

Cheers

 

Ysuran

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Thanks for your input...I tried GIF's and got the same result unfortunately.

 

I used a small program to create the banner, not too sure how I could create the same effect with text only.

I can't see any images there at the minute.

 

There is a Jquery plugin slideshow that I have used and all you need is to list the images and alter the timeout and effects and it should work.

 

cycle JQuery

 

Regards,

Junior

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Thanks Junior

 

After further research, it appears it's a transparency issue with IE so it doesn't matter how the slideshow is set-up, it's the images that are the problem. If I use GIF's or PNG-8, the issue is solved however, the text resolution is really poor.

 

So, I either need to find a hack for IE to fix the transparency for the fade effect or, work out how to get crips text using GIF's or PNG-8's.

 

Any takers?

Give this a try add to textslide0,textslide1 and textslide3

 

background-image:url(images/header.jpg);background-position:-290px 170px;

 

 

You've changed your scrolling image so I can't test it :)

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I cheated in the end and put a background image in the div and then put the flower image into the slideshow images and saved them as JPG's...a bit of a pain but it seems to work okay.

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