Since afaik the only transparency that IE6 supports is an indexed gif - and yes unfortunately only 1-bit transparency as you mentioned, so transparent fades aren't possible, but at least with hard-edged graphics the backgrounds on the web page will show. I did some poking around http://tavmjong.free...

Oh geez, I didn't even see the boxes on the Selection toolbar.... :oops: Works a treat, imagine that! I had tried using the grid with snap, and got the grid lines to show but couldn't get snap working - checking the manual just now *cough* I found the Snap tab in the Document Properties dialog... wo...

Thanks prkos, now why didn't I think of that? ;) I'll give that a shot, but for the sake of efficiency I'd expect Inkscape must have a way to deal with those two questions (a: Adjust pixel size & dpi independently when exporting, and b: adjusting onscreen image size by keying in accurate values ...

If you want png images to display ok in IE just make sure there are no transparent parts in it, put an opaque object below the image and fill it with background color. Good point prkos, that's a useful workaround in some situations but the specific graphic in question is both a.) on a gradient back...

I've run into a problem regarding the inability of IE6 to display transparent png files, or even gif files that are saved in RGB. The solution of course is to save them as indexed gifs. So, kind of a two-fold question here: 1. When I convert the rgb png to an indexed gif using GIMP, the result is ho...

When I export an image to png, the diminsions are not the same as the svg measures on the rulers. What I'm trying to do is make a logo for a website that is 60 pixels high. How I have been trying to accomplish this is by using ctrl-drag on the corner of the image to scale it down so that the edges o...