Our company has decided to use .png versions of our logo "for the masses" to use on letterhead/labels/laser-printer-output/what-have-you primarily because it supports transparency.
My problem is making them available on our intranet. I've found and am using a javascript from here that allows the transparent png's to be visible in IE (yes, that's the corporate browser standard). The normal right-click and save target as scenario doesn't work and I don't want to zip all the files up as we get into another can of worms dealing with zip files.
Does anyone have any suggestions for getting the pngs to the user?
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Abhishek Reddy posted this at 03:09—11th January 2005.
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Hm, that's no good. Put the image in a nice grey box, one whose background matches IE's default for transparent areas, and forget the javascript, since it's not part of your design.
There's probably a better solution...
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Dami posted this at 04:43—11th January 2005.
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I'm afraid that's going to have to be the solution. Thanks!!!
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