Can somebody tell me the assential differences between these three image formats other then a gif can be animated?
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Can somebody tell me the assential differences between these three image formats other then a gif can be animated?
A png can be animated too.
http://tech.irt.org/articles/js206/#6 explains it better than I could.
Animated pngs are mngs though, I believe. Don't know if any of the popular browsers support it, since it was removed from Mozilla for some reason :p
xD, Mozzilla, sorry, popular, hahaha, I must stop laughing.Quote:
Originally Posted by Arche
Png and Gif are esentially the same, they both support invisible sectors and animations, however Gif is set at 256 colours or less and Png is variable, and Jpg is just a way to compress an image and make it look really bitty the more compression you use.
Edit: hahahahahahahaha
Actually, you'd find a great number of the forum goers here are using Mozilla. Not the main site though, I'm sure, because that's where the unwashed masses go.
PNG is the way to go. If IE supported transparent PNGs, there'd be little reason not to use them for everything.