Good day!

I'm currently workin on a project whereby the background of the body is set to a photograph using CSS.

background:url(BG.jpg) fixed no-repeat center 50%;

I have then setup a header pane, and some content ones - which use a semi-transparent PNG image to pride a background to the panes whilst still being somewhat see through in order to see the background image of the body. This works well when viewing the site as a visitor - i.e. not logged into DotNetNuke. The trouble seems to come when I log in. Once logged in the PNG backgrounds are not rendered correctly, they almost disappear - the top left of each pane you can see there is a PNG set as the background, but then fades and disappears. The PNG is a 1px x 1px image with transparancy set to 60%. And is set to the background of a pane (div) using the following CSS:

background:url(BGTrans.png) repeat;

I attach an example of what I mean to this post, does anyone know what could be causing this behaviour?

http://cid-792e2fddf3528cae.office.live.com/self.aspx/.Documents/Example.jpg?sa=162751449

This only seems to be an issue with IE - current version I'm testing this on is IE8

Thanks ....

When you are looking at a site in Edit mode, you will see differences which are due to the extra stuff shown on the page. Sometimes this can break the CSS. Look at the site in view mode to check.