Exactly the same.

Post #59,375 by admin 10/25/02 9:01:22 AM Reply	Exactly the same. Your browser may have an issue with PNG images. Both the image background and the body background here are #EAEAEA. Regards, -scott anderson "Welcome to Rivendell, Mr. Anderson..."
Post #59,398 by ChrisR 10/25/02 10:46:04 AM Reply	Run into this problem before on IE You can not depend on the image color of GIFs or PNGs to match the colors embedded in the html page. It doesn't matter if they have the same RGB setting - #EAEAEA in an image will have slightly different color than #EAEAEA as a background in the html. Assuming you want to solve the problem - which is really a browser bug - you have two options. Either set the transparency of the image to be #EAEAEA, or worse, set the background to an image that has only one color of #EAEAEA. I've used both approaches in the past for some of my pages.
Post #59,399 by ChrisR 10/25/02 10:51:17 AM Reply	One other thing The background for the iwethey graphic on the suggestion page doesn't seem to have the same background setting as the one on the main forum page.
Post #59,401 by admin 10/25/02 10:54:20 AM Reply	Same as far as the Gimp is concerned. They're both #eaeaea according to the color picker tool. Regards, -scott anderson "Welcome to Rivendell, Mr. Anderson..."
Post #59,411 by ChrisR 10/25/02 11:37:49 AM Reply	Ok, it's just a misperception. Guess that paper box just makes the color difference more obvious.
Post #59,400 by admin 10/25/02 10:51:51 AM Reply	Re: Run into this problem before on IE which is really a browser bug I think you answered that right there... Browser bugs that affect the workings of the site but which can be worked around, well, I will consider those. Something that makes images not quite so spiffy looking in IE... let me just say I find myself with a distressing lack of motivation to fix that one. ;-) Regards, -scott anderson "Welcome to Rivendell, Mr. Anderson..."
Post #59,404 by drewk 10/25/02 11:01:43 AM Reply	Third solution Make a small tile (say 20x20) in your background color and set that as the background image. Then regardless of how the browser handles them, the image and the background image will match because the browser will screw them up the same way. Note that while I have done this in the past, I am heartily not recommending it. === Microsoft offers them the one thing most business people will pay any price for - the ability to say "we had no choice - everyone's doing it that way." -- [link\|http://z.iwethey.org/forums/render/content/show?contentid=38978\|Andrew Grygus]

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