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Yep. See, I'm from the days when IE6 was just fine, and we all loathed IE5.5/Mac (and weird proprietary Netscape stuff). My first HTML and CSS books listed comp
by thomasmallen 18y ago
Yep. See, I'm from the days when IE6 was just fine, and we all loathed IE5.5/Mac (and weird proprietary Netscape stuff). My first HTML and CSS books listed compatibility issues for every browser for every technique. This was expected knowledge.
For me, as a designer, the lack of alpha transparency support is annoying indeed, but it's pretty rare that a design absolutely requires true alpha transparency. Usually you can ape it during slicing, unless the "below" elements move, in which case I'll look to SuperSleight and what not.