I wasnt looking for this at all origonally... But I just happened to find it:
http://koivi.com/ie-png-transparency/
It actually works too!
I was actually looking for something that removes all java script from a html page for security (as I dont want to miss anything).
Full Version: Transparent PNG Trick!
Good find, Cy, thanks. 
wow, IE has had alpha-trasnparency filters for years...
tried it and i couldnt get it to work 
I used this java before..works right if you set it up correctly. I hear the new IE still doesn't support alpha tranparencies...cause M$ suxors.
QUOTE(TMF Group @ Feb 16 2006, 12:02 AM) 
I used this java before..works right if you set it up correctly. I hear the new IE still doesn't support alpha tranparencies...cause M$ suxors.
It's "Javascript", not "Java". They are two entirely different things.
for the record, the new IE DOES support alpha transparencies.
QUOTE(Trel @ Feb 16 2006, 07:05 AM)
It's "Javascript", not "Java". They are two entirely different things.
for the record, the new IE DOES support alpha transparencies.
Yes, in fact I believe they take it further, by supporting it natively, without any nasty hacks or workarounds.
for the record, the new IE DOES support alpha transparencies.
QUOTE(TMF Group @ Feb 15 2006, 10:02 PM)
I used this java before..works right if you set it up correctly. I hear the new IE still doesn't support alpha tranparencies...cause M$ suxors.
Actually I have IE7 on my computer (with IE6) an IE7 does support it. It's about time!
Sadly this only works for regular images.. I don't believe there's a way to do this with background images.
It will work with background images, you just can't use the shorthand declaration.
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In addition to scanning IMG tags, this function will also scan INPUT tags and search for background images defined with background-image: url(image.png); or background-image: url('image.png');. With background images, there is no need to use an additional transparent image as a placeholder.
QUOTE(IAIHMB @ Apr 21 2006, 04:52 PM)
It will work with background images, you just can't use the shorthand declaration.
Spoken too soon. Thanks IAIHMB.
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