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Thread: [RESOLVED] Anyone skilled in making transparent gifs?

  1. Jan 7th, 2009, 05:03 PM #1
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    Resolved [RESOLVED] Anyone skilled in making transparent gifs?

    Hi!

    I have spent some time working with this gif I have attached. I use it in asp.net for popup div menus (like the search popup here in vbforums).

    The only problem I have is that there is a sharp edge around the shadow if the background is anythign but white. I played a bit in paint.net to try and make a better alpha, but not successful. Is there anyone that is skilled in photoshop or any other better tool, that is willing to help me out here? prolly just a 2 minute job.

    Edit: Not animated, transparent!!!

    kind regards
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    Re: Anyone skilled in making transparent gifs?

    Is that the correct image you have attached to your post? If it is then if you fade the line anymore you might as well use a blank gif (a gif with nothing in it).
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  3. Jan 21st, 2009, 05:17 AM #3
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    Re: Anyone skilled in making transparent gifs?

    Yes it is the corret one. The shadow effect should be very faded to produce a faint shadow effect.

    I have done some checking on this and it seems as if IE 7 can't show transparent materials properly. So I think this picture will work for me until they can get their act together...

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