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Here is a blown-up screenshot: http://www.ebree.com/examples/winslow2/album/images/muddy-text.jpg
Here is the page in action http://www.ebree.com/examples/winslow2/slideshows.html
Can anyone help?
I checked in IE8 and FF3.6 - looks absolutely fine to me.
But have you perhaps omitted to scale down your images? Load times are longer than I would expect (and will drive visitors away from your site).
Christoph
Thanks for the advise, I am not going to optimize anything until I can sell the client on this solution. So far they are not impressed.
The text is muddy. Here is another example of it from this page http://www.ebree.com/examples/winslow2/single-interiors.html
If you don't have a really fabulous monitor, you may not see it so obviously, but it is very obvious to the client. So again, I blew up a screenshot for you you to see.
It displays this way in any browser I use.
http://www.ebree.com/examples/winslow2/single-interiors.html
I am talking about the way it looks like the text is bleeding. See how there is a long white shadow on the text?
OK, I took a screenshot myself, enlarged it in Photoshop, and I can verify the problem.
I have no clue what causes this; this one is one for the programmer.
Most likely this is some antialiasing artifact. Have you tried setting the background not to black (#000), but very dark gray (#111)? Have you tried setting the text not to white, but a very bright grey (#EEE)? Worth a try, I think.
Christoph
I found the problem. I had this in my caption
<shadow sizeX="0" />
but I needed this:
<shadow sizeX="0" sizeY="0" />
Thanks so much!
Ah yes. According to the manual, <shadow alpha="0" /> does the trick in one step.
Christoph
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