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I'm using a PNG with alpha that puts white letters over the default dark blue header. In IE6, that doesn't work, I know. Is there a simple way to swap in a JPG for IE6? I know I can just make a JPG the default by using an image with the matching blue background, but I *shouldn't* have to.
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In the CSS that defines your image do the following
<!--[If lte IE 6]> background-image:hxxp://image.jpg; <![endif]--> <!--[If gt IE 6]> background-image:hxxp://image.PNG; <![endif]--> <!--[if !IE]>--> background-image:hxxp://image.PNG; <!--<![endif]--> |
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I made a JPG the default image because it was simple enough to do. But, the header has a subtle gradient image that also has to be removed to make it all blend in. I don't think it's a good idea to add those gradients to the default CSS because there are a lot of new owners of vBulletin who might not understand the finer complications of CSS.
(Just trying to give some constructive feedback.) |
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