DD_belatedPNG.js solves the problem of gray background of transparent PNG images (download DD_belatedPNG.js)

First, if you want to implement a transparent background image, it can be a png image or a gif image. However, when you use a gif image, there will be a significant sawtooth effect, in IE6, the background of a transparent PNG image changes to gray (# DBEAED), which can only blame the poor rendering of IE engine.

First, if you want to implement a transparent background image, it can be a png image or a gif image. However, when you use a gif image, there will be a significant sawtooth effect, in IE6, the background of a transparent PNG image changes to gray (# DBEAED). This can only be blamed for poor IE engine rendering. There are many solutions. CSS Filter has tried several times and the effect is poor, still usedDD_belatedPNG.jsConvenience. Many large websites also solve this problem. I personally think it is also the best solution.

It is easy to use. The code above indicates loading the DD_belatedPNG.js file under IE6, and repairing the background opacity effect with the img image of class = ". png_bg.
Note that:
1. You can fix the img images of multiple selectors: DD_belatedPNG.fix ('. example1,. example2, img ');
2. If transparent PNG is used as the background image of a: hover, the "a: hover" is used as the selector: DD_belatedPNG.fix('.png a: hover ');
You can click dd_belatedpng.zip to download it. For more detailed tutorial, please refer to the official website (http://www.dillerdesign.com/experiment/DD_belatedPNG)