Jesse Rosenfield 14 June 2009 Should the path to x.gif in the .js file be relative to the CSS or the HTML document? I am doing this on a wordpress site locally: I have the path as: <code> // Path to a transparent GIF image var shim = ‘/wordpress/wp-content/themes/blank2r/images/x.gif’; // RegExp to match above GIF image name var shim_pattern = /x\.gif$/i; </code> what am I doing wrong? My png’s still have a grey bg in IE6. Thanks!
Should the path to x.gif in the .js file be relative to the CSS or the HTML document? I am doing this on a wordpress site locally:
I have the path as:
<code>
// Path to a transparent GIF image var shim = ‘/wordpress/wp-content/themes/blank2r/images/x.gif’;
// RegExp to match above GIF image name var shim_pattern = /x\.gif$/i;
</code>
what am I doing wrong? My png’s still have a grey bg in IE6.
Thanks!