Both are graphic boxes with a fat white border and subtle 2px shadow applied. One has a dark grey border/shadow and the other one looks like it is supposed to.
This should be something simple, I’ve seen other sites that look fine, but mine is messed up. I’ve tried re-building it from scratch on different pages and it does the same thing.
The larger box has a grey background instead of a shadow. The smaller one has a white background with a shadow. Check your background settings on the larger box in the graphic pallet.
The graphic effects has a white border on both to simulate a photo look. I’ve checked everything. I started from scratch and tried 2 graphic boxes without the border and am still getting the same effect. Check it out.
It appears as if the second graphic is getting the entire box filled with a background. When I change which graphic is second in Target Group Timer that graphic gets the extra border/shadow. Any extra area of the graphic box, whether because of the shadow or if I make it bigger than the actual graphic is what is getting filled in, but only on the second graphic.
I also tried unchecking Combine Graphics and switched from Sequence Timer to Target Group Timer.
I can’t believe I’m the only one to ever have this problem. I know it is probably something simple I’m over-looking but this is driving me mad!
If you send your file in to support we can take a look at it for you
there ( support(a)softpress.com ).
Cheers,
Joe
On 7 Nov 2008, at 04:11, george wrote:
The graphic effects has a white border on both to simulate a photo
look. I’ve checked everything. I started from scratch and tried 2
graphic boxes without the border and am still getting the same
effect. Check it out.
It appears as if the second graphic is getting the entire box filled
with a background. When I change which graphic is second in Target
Group Timer that graphic gets the extra border/shadow. Any extra
area of the graphic box, whether because of the shadow or if I make
it bigger than the actual graphic is what is getting filled in, but
only on the second graphic.
I also tried unchecking Combine Graphics and switched from Sequence
Timer to Target Group Timer.
I can’t believe I’m the only one to ever have this problem. I know
it is probably something simple I’m over-looking but this is driving
me mad!
I think there is but without seeing the file it’s pretty much a
guessing game. One thing to try is watching the QuickTime video
tutorial to see if you’re setting it up right:
Well I finally got this one solved. Keith at Softpress sent me the solution.
My problem was using JPEG images with shadows. Since JPEGs don’t allow transparency, it caused the problem when the images are stacked on each other and used with Target/Show.
Hopefully if anyone has this problem in the future they’ll find the answer here.