Mark said:
I understand the problem now. I do see the same as you - I assume that you
are talking about the slight colour difference? The 2 images should be
completely identical (in effect, look like one image)?
Yes.
It seems that yes it is a bug in IE, but I can't see it ever being a
problem. When are you going to have a gif and a png that are identical next
to each other like that?
All the time, example: the image I used is used as a non tiled
background image, it's "padded out" to the right with a background
colour to get it to scale to width. The colour difference is impossible
to miss.
I do this all the time. Headers that use an image to get the nicer look
that you get due to anti aliasing, crop the image to make it as small as
possible, use it as a foreground image with a background colour to pad
it out so that it's scalable.
Headless