In Reunion 11 transparency of images is not handled correctly.
A transparent image is where it is cut-out so that just the head shows against whatever colour background of the display. This can be done with PNG files.
In Reunion 11 the following happen:
(a) If a transparent cut-out image is loaded as a preferred or otherwise picture into Reunion, the Family View display displays it as a square and turns all its transparent background into white.
(b) If a chart is made using this image, again the cut-out is shown with a white square over the background colour of the person boxes of the Chart.
(c) If the image in (b) is deleted and a fresh copy of the original transparent cut-out dragged in to the box in the Chart, it then displays the image cut-out correctly on the Chart's box with the coloured background fully visible. Though you have to set the Frame option on the Chart to None.
Has this been corrected for Reunion 12?
(I tried to append a cut-out image in PNG format so that anyone could prove it for themselves. But this Forum program converted it to a JPG file and JPG does not reliably show transparent backgrounds.)
A transparent image is where it is cut-out so that just the head shows against whatever colour background of the display. This can be done with PNG files.
In Reunion 11 the following happen:
(a) If a transparent cut-out image is loaded as a preferred or otherwise picture into Reunion, the Family View display displays it as a square and turns all its transparent background into white.
(b) If a chart is made using this image, again the cut-out is shown with a white square over the background colour of the person boxes of the Chart.
(c) If the image in (b) is deleted and a fresh copy of the original transparent cut-out dragged in to the box in the Chart, it then displays the image cut-out correctly on the Chart's box with the coloured background fully visible. Though you have to set the Frame option on the Chart to None.
Has this been corrected for Reunion 12?
(I tried to append a cut-out image in PNG format so that anyone could prove it for themselves. But this Forum program converted it to a JPG file and JPG does not reliably show transparent backgrounds.)
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