DD_belatedPNG.js makes PNG images disappear_html/css_WEB-ITnose

DD_belatedPNG.js

After quoting DD_belatedPNG.js, the PNG image disappears under IE6, please solve it. . . After changing the comment writing method of IE6, the picture can be displayed (with a transparent effect), but the comment characters of IE6 will also be displayed on the web page, such as:
to , then the web page will display "" this sentence. Could you please tell me how to solve it?

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<!--[if IE 6]><script src="pngfix.min.js"></script><script>	// CSS selector	DD_belatedPNG.fix("#a");		// DOM	DD_belatedPNG.fixPng(document.getElementsByTagName('img')[1]);	</script><![endif]-->

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Please give me some advice Solution

dd sometimes makes the picture disappear. This is because dd will dynamically add a position:relative element outside the dom element. Therefore, if your element uses position;absolute or other absolute For positioning, please add a position:relative; or use IE's filter to solve this problem.

Regarding PNG transparency, LZ can read the following article: http:/ /www.cnblogs.com/yjzhu/archive/2012/11/09/2762059.html

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DD_belatedPNG.fix('.logo_img,...');

dd sometimes makes the picture disappear. This is because dd will dynamically add a position:relative element outside the dom element. Therefore, if your element uses position;absolute or other absolute positioning, please Add a position:relative; in the outer layer or use IE's filter to solve this problem.

Still not solving the problem. .

Regarding PNG transparency, LZ can read the following article.

Link address: http://www.cnblogs.com/yjzhu/archive/2012/11/09/2762059.html

Well, I have read this article, and now I just want to use DD_belatedPNG .fix to solve PNGo transparency. Because there was no problem using this method before, but now it can’t be used, which is very confusing. . .

ie6 Next firebug.js, analyze the reason and look at the dom situation

Quoting the reply from jikeytang on the 4th floor: dd sometimes makes the picture disappear. This is because dd will be in A position: relative element is dynamically added outside the DOM element. Therefore, if your element uses position; absolute or other absolute positioning, please add a position: relative; outside the element or use IE filters to solve this problem.

Still not solving the problem. .
http://www.cnblogs.com/jikey/archive/2013/03/13/2957168.html
Try the method here and see if it works

Thank you for your enthusiastic answers ,,Although the problem has not been solved yet, um, let’s close the post first. According to what the 9th floor said, I will study the next firebug myself.