Posted by patrick j on 04/04/07 21:14

On Apr 4, 2007 Mike wrote:

> I have an image that has round corners, however the file itself is in
> the shape of a rectangle, so that when I try to display it on my
> webpage with a background color, the background color forms a
> rectangle around the image with the white color still there. I want
> the background color to wrap around the image without any white
> showing. Please help! Mike
>

Well I think the solution to this is to make that white transparent.

This will work with some image types, most notably with GIFs.

This is a job for your image editor. I don't know what you have but looking
through the instructions for transparency will tell all no doubt.

At this web-site:

<http://www.inventoryworks.co.uk>

the little graphic clipboard has round corners but the image is a rectangle
of course. The square corners of the image are transparent.

--
Patrick - Brighton, UK
If you wish email me from my web-site: <http://www.patrickjames.me.uk>
Inventory service in Sussex: <http://www.inventoryworks.co.uk>

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