I'm using the 3d image carousel available at http://www.professorcloud.com/mainsite/carousel.htm .
It's great but I've hit a wall with regards to transparency support for IE6.
As the images are being manipulated by javascript after they are loaded, it's quite a headache. All the mainstream png fixes fail in one way or another...either breaking the carousel or being broken by the animation of the carousel.
Does anybody have any ideas on how I can get round this (without using PNG8, .gif etc).
Edit: The HTMLis:
<div id = "newCarousel" style="width:256px; height:310px;overflow:scroll;">
<div class="carouselImage"><img src="images/green.png" alt="Mint" title="Mint" /></div>
<div class="carouselImage"><img src="images/orange.png" alt="Orange" title="Orange" /></div>
<div class="carouselImage"><img src="images/yellow.png" alt="Lemon" title="Lemon" /></div>
</div>
and the JS is:
$("#newCarousel").CloudCarousel({
xPos: 135, yPos: 32,
xRadius:65, yRadius:-25,
minScale:0.7, speed: 0.15,
buttonLeft: $("#left-but"),
buttonRight: $("#right-but"),
altBox: $("#alt-text"),
titleBox: $("#title-text"),
autoRotate: "right",
autoRotateDelay: 5000
});