Once I needed to make tabs on the webpage. As it's a rather routine problem, I didn't want to reinvent the wheel, so I just googled a little bit to see how people solve it. All the solutions I found looked rather run of the mill, something like that:
Task: Display PNG images with transparency in IE. Answer: Suggested below is a several step technique for preparing images for web. It enables to reduce file size and display PNG fairly well in IE lower or equal to 5.5. Drawbacks: complexity and limited palette of GIF colors.
This post describes some techniques that may help you optimize your PNG-images. These techniques are derived from laborious hours spent on studying how exactly the PNG encoder saves data. We’ll start with some essentials about the PNG format and will then move to advanced optimization techniques.
No, I am not talking about capturing screenshot of your desktop using Print Screen or other screen capture softwares. I wanted to implement requirement where I had to capture screenshots of the input website. Now this is a tricky job. If you do not have dedicated server machines and permissions on your shared hosting server, it becomes slightly difficult.
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