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Background | robertze | 15 Apr 08:29 |
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Dear GIMP users,
First of all I would like to say that GIMP is a great piece of software, i've been using it since a few days and for a newbie like myself it;s rather straightforward. Yet now I encounter an obstacle which I can't seem to pass, it's probably very easy to fix but I just don't see it. In my webpage header I putted a logo. First, I made the logo background (which was white) transparant in GIMP and saved the file. Second I putted the logo in my header, yet the logo doesnt seem to be transparant as it is in the saved file because the blue header background colour is lighter at the place of the logo.
I hope you guys understand my question, to make it more clear see the attachment for the file.
any help/tips would be higly appreciated !
regards, Robert
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header_testje4a.xcf (829 KB)
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What format did you save the file in? To display an image with a transparent color on a webpage, you need a PNG file.
On Mon, Apr 15, 2013 at 4:29 AM, robertze wrote:
Dear GIMP users,
First of all I would like to say that GIMP is a great piece of software, i've
been using it since a few days and for a newbie like myself it;s rather straightforward. Yet now I encounter an obstacle which I can't seem to pass,
it's probably very easy to fix but I just don't see it. In my webpage header I putted a logo. First, I made the logo background (which
was white) transparant in GIMP and saved the file. Second I putted the logo in
my header, yet the logo doesnt seem to be transparant as it is in the saved file
because the blue header background colour is lighter at the place of the logo.I hope you guys understand my question, to make it more clear see the attachment
for the file.any help/tips would be higly appreciated !
regards, Robert
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In my webpage header I putted a logo. First, I made the logo background (which was white) transparant in GIMP and saved the file. Second I putted the logo in my header, yet the logo doesnt seem to be transparant as it is in the saved file because the blue header background colour is lighter at the place of the logo.
Hi Robert,
you can easily manipulate transparency values in different color adjustement tools. One could be Colors / Curves. Be sure to check the "Alpha" channel where you can handle all the (semi)transparent pixels. Then move the bottom point a little to the right, in the background you'll see that the slightly gray pixels will vanish and the background will shine through completely. See tge attached file for more clarification.
Best regards, Bernhard
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aw-01.png (189 KB)
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Am 15.04.2013 10:29, schrieb robertze:
Dear GIMP users,
First of all I would like to say that GIMP is a great piece of software, i've been using it since a few days and for a newbie like myself it;s rather straightforward. Yet now I encounter an obstacle which I can't seem to pass, it's probably very easy to fix but I just don't see it. In my webpage header I putted a logo. First, I made the logo background (which was white) transparant in GIMP and saved the file. Second I putted the logo in my header, yet the logo doesnt seem to be transparant as it is in the saved file because the blue header background colour is lighter at the place of the logo.
I hope you guys understand my question, to make it more clear see the attachment for the file.
any help/tips would be higly appreciated !
regards, Robert
Attachments:
* http://www.gimpusers.com/system/attachments/31/original/header_testje4a.xcf
Did you export it in .png-format?
Gunold
www.bilderstroeme.de
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Hi Robert,
you can easily manipulate transparency values in different color adjustement tools. One could be Colors / Curves. Be sure to check the "Alpha" channel where you can handle all the (semi)transparent pixels. Then move the bottom point a little to the right, in the background you'll see that the slightly gray pixels will vanish and the background will shine through completely. See tge attached file for more clarification.
Best regards, Bernhard
It worked! Thanks a lot Bernhard for your time and clear explanation. @others: yes I saved and uploaded it in .png format.