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Wade
 May 8, 08 - 12:10 PM |
"Invisible" JPEG Backgrounds?!
Hey guys, does anyone know how I might be able to make the white "canvas" from a JPEG image "inviusible", so that all you can see is the yellow background of my site? Just scroll to the bottom of the link I posted to see what I mean (I don't know how or why the snake is the way I want it, but it was like that when I saved it!). Basically, I wanna' do to the pic. of the gerber daisy what was done to my snake image, so...I simply found a pic. on-line and used Adobe PhotoDeluxe to cut out the flower-head and save it, not realizing that it'd save a white background with it! 
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Corwings
May 8th, 2008 - 1:44 PM |
Re: "Invisible" JPEG Backgrounds?!
jpg? No. But you can with .gif images. Something like this. With a .jpg image you would have to set the color to the same as your page, which can be more complicated than it sounds. |
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Wade
May 8th, 2008 - 2:30 PM |
Re: "Invisible" JPEG Backgrounds?!
Thanks! Say, could you explain to me how I can ommit the background (making it "invisible") by using GIF, please, so I can do it when necessary in the fututre? Thank you so much! Take Care, Wade |
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peter
May 8th, 2008 - 10:51 PM |
Re: Re: "Invisible" JPEG Backgrounds?!
You can make the background of a gif "transparent". How depends on what graphics software you are using but unless you are using shareware you should have a full help file available. |
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