Filter (chroma) in Mozilla?

[tanryoku]

I'm trying to apply my own stylesheet to an existing site's page, using
their graphics. The graphics are gifs with a white background. I can
make the white backgrounds transparent in IE, no problem. Is there any
way I can do so in Mozilla, my preferred browser? I realize Moz doesn't
support the filter command.

Don't laugh when you see the URL:

http://www.neopets.com/randomfriend....r=ryokomusouka

I know the layout itself is messed - I've been concentrating on the
image problem.

~Wendy Harlow
Graphic Support Specialist
Touch Ground Design

[David Dorward]

ta******@gmail.com wrote:

I'm trying to apply my own stylesheet to an existing site's page, using
their graphics. The graphics are gifs with a white background. I can
make the white backgrounds transparent in IE, no problem. Is there any
way I can do so in Mozilla, my preferred browser?
Use a GIF with an actual transparent background?
http://www.neopets.com/randomfriend....r=ryokomusouka

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[tanryoku]

"Use a GIF with an actual transparent background? "

I wish - like I said, I'm using their graphics, and I can't alter them.
I don't understand why they didn't just save them transparent - it's
not like it adds anything to the filesize.

I moved the page to my webspace - you should be able to see it now.

http://tanryoku.tripod.com/np/rm_user_lookup.html

I'm having a problem with IE placing the vert_banner in the center of
the page instead of against the right side. Moz has no problem with it.
I've tried just about everything, it seems - one or the other chokes on
it.

~Wendy Harlow