Ie Png Transparency Javascript? is there one?

im working on a new design for my website but i need to be able to have transparent pngs.its all fine in firefox and i think IE 7 it works, but IE 6, cos i no half the people that will be going on my site will use internet explorer 6.so basically, does anyone know any javascript that will make transparent PNG's work on internet explorer? id use gif but i dont just want a transparent background. also, id use CSS and just gifs but i need some of it to not be transparent, lol im fussy.so if you know anything please tell me, i gave up on javascript, its too hard.

im working on a new design for my website but i need to be able to have transparent pngs.its all fine in firefox and i think IE 7 it works, but IE 6, cos i no half the people that will be going on my site will use internet explorer 6.

so basically, does anyone know any javascript that will make transparent PNG's work on internet explorer? id use gif but i dont just want a transparent background. also, id use CSS and just gifs but i need some of it to not be transparent, lol im fussy.

so if you know anything please tell me, i gave up on javascript, its too hard.

I recently have the same problem with my last development project, lucky me i find the solution to this. It consists by simply including a little external script to the head section of your page and to add an attribute to any <img> or <input tpe="image"> html tag that you want to be affected by this.

You can download the script and find all the information of this issue at the ScriptingMagic website.

Best regards,

I recently have the same problem with my last development project, lucky me i find the solution to this. It consists by simply including a little external script to the head section of your page and to add an attribute to any <img> or <input tpe="image"> html tag that you want to be affected by this.
You can download the script and find all the information of this issue at the ScriptingMagic website.

Wow.. thanks dude. I've did my images for my previous website in PNG and then realized the the transparency issue in IE6. Hence I've changed those to GIF but a price to pay for the resolution on the curvy area, if you know what I meant. Cheers dude.

Wow.. thanks dude. I've did my images for my previous website in PNG and then realized the the transparency issue in IE6. Hence I've changed those to GIF but a price to pay for the resolution on the curvy area, if you know what I meant. Cheers dude.

You're welcome, and yes, i know what you meant.
Best regards,