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I love that it actually converts the image to a table with bgcolor attributes. It doesn't rely on CSS at all.
by underwater 15y ago
I love that it actually converts the image to a table with bgcolor attributes. It doesn't rely on CSS at all.
- dwwoelfel 15y agoThat's not always true. Any image with an alpha channel will have an opacity style attribute. In the firefox logo[1], for example, you see things like this: <td bgcolor="#081b3c" style=opacity:0.17;filter:alpha(opacity=17) />. [1] http://www.imgtocss.com/convert?url=http://www.imgtocss.com/assets/images/firefox.png http://www.imgtocss.com/convert?url=http://www.imgtocss.com/...