Hey. I have a problem that's only in Internet Explorer (looking at version 7 now).

Some black pixels get turned into transparent pixels. I've tried setting the background-color of the img to black, but that's not working. (New to css etc. so maybe i'm doing this wrong. "background-color: #000!important") Setting the page to black will fill in the pixels, so I know they're transparent.

I've modified a theme that uses a jquery slideshow.

The exact same image when displayed on a zenpage (not using jquery i'm guessing) will look fine. Also, it doesn't seem to occur on the thumbnails. I figure maybe it's a bug in some overlay/transparency effect, which I've tried to turn off.

I'm just using jpgs and pngs. I don't think the images have transparent pixels, otherwise it would show up in other browsers.

http://www.womanonfiredesigns.com/gallery/demo-album/#13

I know this isn't the jquery forum but maybe someone's got some ideas.

Thanks!!

Mark

I am sorry, I can't help as I am on Mac and don't have IE. Regarding the css there should be a space between the color and the !important (not sure if that makes any difference, but in IE sometimes these details do - Maybe IE does not support !important at all..;-))).

Not sure if this is jQuery related, if a png has no transparency set there should be none.

I don't have access to IE7, but a quick Google search show this post that could explain your problem: http://themeforest.net/forums/thread/transparency-problem-in-ie7/15560?page=1#139768

Haven't figured out what's going on but if I just use .gifs, there's no problem.
Should have checked that before. But still is weird.
Thanks!