Hey, I might be a dumb but this is the first time I saw a colored logo of WHT.

And for me, it keeps switching from old one to this one and vice versa.

Hey, I might be a dumb but this is the first time I saw a colored logo of WHT.

And for me, it keeps switching from old one to this one and vice versa.

That is the holiday logo for WHT... It's up every year about this time until after New Years.

That is the holiday logo for WHT... It's up every year about this time until after New Years.

Oh! didn't notice that last year.

Thanks!! :)

Wish that's what I was seeing... My version looks a bit odd. Using Mac OS X 10.5.4 Leopard w/ Safari (3.1.2)

Looks fine in Camino/FireFox though, so not too sure. More than likely it's an issue with the PNG... perhaps we can implement a transparent background?

http://cdn.webhostingtalk.com/images/identity-h2.png

Wish that's what I was seeing... My version looks a bit odd. Using Mac OS X 10.5.4 Leopard w/ Safari (3.1.2)

Looks fine in Camino/FireFox though, so not too sure. More than likely it's an issue with the PNG... perhaps we can implement a transparent background?

http://cdn.webhostingtalk.com/images/identity-h2.png

Looks fine on my screen. Blends in with the banner background well.

Looks fine on my screen. Blends in with the banner background well.It looks fine in 2 of my other browsers as well, just not Safari. I don't really have a problem with it, just pointing it out to those who put that logo in place. If it's not displaying how it should be for me, there has to be others seeing the same thing.

After copying the top background (http://cdn.webhostingtalk.com/images/identity.png) and stretching it out in Photoshop, the color does match up with the holiday logo. If the logo itself was transparent (it's a png, so definitely possible), I think this issue would go away. Not quite sure why it's displaying like this for me if the colors do actually match up in Photoshop... they're just not in Safari.

It looks fine in 2 of my other browsers as well, just not Safari. I don't really have a problem with it, just pointing it out to those who put that logo in place. If it's not displaying how it should be for me, there has to be others seeing the same thing.

After copying the top background (http://cdn.webhostingtalk.com/images/identity.png) and stretching it out in Photoshop, the color does match up with the holiday logo. If the logo itself was transparent (it's a png, so definitely possible), I think this issue would go away. Not quite sure why it's displaying like this for me if the colors do actually match up in Photoshop... they're just not in Safari.

This is just a simple issue with the way that Safari renders color profiles.

It could be fixed by reslicing the image with a different color profiles.

Had so many issues with this when I was working on Vissol, took me so long to figure out what was wrong!

If it's not displaying how it should be for me, there has to be others seeing the same thing.

Yeah I agree. That's the thing with different browsers, why couldn't they just make one browser, firefox :P

;6538258']This is just a simple issue with the way that Safari renders color profiles.

It could be fixed by reslicing the image with a different color profiles.

Had so many issues with this when I was working on Vissol, took me so long to figure out what was wrong!Which setting did you end up using... the document profile instead of a monitor profile? Or Windows/Macintosh with no color management?

Which setting did you end up using... the document profile instead of a monitor profile? Or Windows/Macintosh with no color management?

Can't remember.. Sorry :(

It looks fine in 2 of my other browsers as well, just not Safari.

Running Safari 4.0.4 on Mac OS X 10.6.2, all appears normal.

what i find strange is that sometimes im seeing the normal one and sometimes the cchristmas one, strange

Ok, my bad, helps to clear the cache once in a while

Finaly i can start using this :santa2::santa:

Nice touch, I had to hard-refresh to see it. :)

I see it, but with the bg not the same colour?

IE 8 on Vista.