Quoting Post Archived Topic: It will not be bumped to the top of the forum. Topic [WEBMASTERS PLEASE READ]removing 'table' outline in dreamweaver... Membername   Not a member? Sign Up Free (takes 20 seconds) Password   Forgotten your password? Post Font: Verdana Arial Black Georgia Comic Sans Impact   Size: Tiny Normal Big Huge   Color: Default Dark Red Red Orange Brown Green Olive Cyan Blue Dark Blue Indigo Black [ Check Spelling ] [ Post Preview ] [ LiveTags ] Quote: from [m]Bestm8ts[/m] at 1:08 pm on May 7, 2008[quote]Quote: from [m]Shmakka[/m] at 1:06 pm on May 7, 2008[quote]Can't you just view it in your browser ?[/quote] the only stuff i can print out is during the exam.. and the computers dont have IE7... its just such a pain in the arse! I could understand if i had to submit the website but i dont.. its just the screen shots! [/quote] FAQ Keyword Search: Post Options Favorites Manager Notify me of new replies to this topic by email Notify me of new replies to this topic by private message Original Post Bestm8ts Posted at 12:57 pm on May 7, 2008 Hey.. i was wondering if someone could help me! im setting up a website for a 15 hour exam.. ive done the work but i have to duplicate it at college.. the only problem is alot of my images are .png files with transarency effect.. the school is using internet explorer 6 and the transparency effect doesnt show up.. its just blue! i tried to get around this by copying the background image and adding it to the background of each transparent image but its not gona work because it has to be pixel perfect and .. well its just not gona work! to evidence our work we have to print all the stuff out.. we can use screen shots.. so i was going to just take screenshots in dreamweaver except i cant seem to be able to get rid of these table outlines... anyone know how to?? it would save my life!

Replies Bestm8ts Posted at 4:07 pm on May 8, 2008 ok.. to clear a few things up lol... - gifs do not support transparency effects and i need that effect for the image to fit with the design... - IE6 does not support transparents png's.. its nothign to do with lossy.. its just whatever is supposed to be transparent comes out blue - its an exam.. i can submit pictures and resources to be checked but i cannot email stuff to myself... thanks for your help though.. the situation has been resolved.. i was able to work out how to remove the table outline ... its VIEW -> VISUAL AIDS -> TABLE BORDERS (untick).. for anyone who is interested.. thanks again :D allsmiles Posted at 12:20 pm on May 8, 2008 Quote: from JeremyM at 2:52 pm on May 8, 2008 Quote: from allsmiles at 9:36 am on May 8, 2008 PNGs are a much more versatile format, supporting layers, alpha channels, 32 bit, etc... Gifs should've died with dialup. Nah, gif's are useful still. I admit, I don't use them really at all, but they are still useful. Such as, little images here and there, spacers, etc. PNGs can operate as spacers. Not quite sure what you mean by little images. JeremyM Posted at 6:52 am on May 8, 2008 Quote: from allsmiles at 9:36 am on May 8, 2008 PNGs are a much more versatile format, supporting layers, alpha channels, 32 bit, etc... Gifs should've died with dialup. Nah, gif's are useful still. I admit, I don't use them really at all, but they are still useful. Such as, little images here and there, spacers, etc. allsmiles Posted at 6:36 am on May 8, 2008 PNGs are a much more versatile format, supporting layers, alpha channels, 32 bit, etc... Gifs should've died with dialup. JeremyM Posted at 5:53 am on May 8, 2008 Quote: from allsmiles at 7:42 am on May 8, 2008 Quote: from JeremyM at 2:22 am on May 8, 2008 IE6 does support transparency in images, my friend.    It's something you're doing wrong.    Those table "outlines" in dreamweaver can be turned off somewhere in the preferences. I can't remember where, as I don't use tables. I use divs. It does not support PNG transparency well at all.   Take screenshots of it on your own browser at home, upload them to your school user account, and access them in the exam. Either that or reduce the images to 8bit (should be almost lossless) and save them as gifs. Well, it's for an exam...so I'd just convert them to gif's and call it a day. Fuck PNG's anyways. allsmiles Posted at 4:42 am on May 8, 2008 Quote: from JeremyM at 2:22 am on May 8, 2008 IE6 does support transparency in images, my friend. It's something you're doing wrong. Those table "outlines" in dreamweaver can be turned off somewhere in the preferences. I can't remember where, as I don't use tables. I use divs. It does not support PNG transparency well at all. Take screenshots of it on your own browser at home, upload them to your school user account, and access them in the exam. Either that or reduce the images to 8bit (should be almost lossless) and save them as gifs. JeremyM Posted at 6:22 pm on May 7, 2008 IE6 does support transparency in images, my friend. It's something you're doing wrong. Those table "outlines" in dreamweaver can be turned off somewhere in the preferences. I can't remember where, as I don't use tables. I use divs. Bestm8ts Posted at 1:08 pm on May 7, 2008 Quote: from Shmakka at 1:06 pm on May 7, 2008 Can't you just view it in your browser ? the only stuff i can print out is during the exam.. and the computers dont have IE7... its just such a pain in the arse! I could understand if i had to submit the website but i dont.. its just the screen shots! Shmakka Posted at 1:06 pm on May 7, 2008 Can't you just view it in your browser ? All 9 previous replies displayed.