Hi guys, I know a lot of you code websites, so I'm hoping for an answer to my problem here. I have a header on a wordpress site I'm working on that has an image for the background but also the image blends or gradates into the background color, which is a medium gray. background: #CCCCCC url('images/header.jpg') center no repeat; My problem is that, on Safari, it looks exactly the way it should, where my header image color matches the #CCCCCC, but on Firefox (I haven't tested IE yet...) the colors of the image are a bit washed out, so it does not match the CCCCCC. I checked the color profiles on my header image and it is sRGB so no color profile attached. Pretty much on firefox, the colors blend perfectly when I use C1C1C1. I loaded the site on both FF and Safari and put the windows right next to each other, and CCCCCC look exactly the same, so the problem lies within the image I think. How can I fix this problem? It's really frustrating and I'm also having a hard time finding a solution on google, so I thought I'd have better luck here. Thanks duders! 2009-03-28T14:17:38-04:00 4 2009-03-28T13:20:16-04:00 16191 false false 5028 2765 1 2009-11-08T05:07:46-05:00 170 Use a PNG, and fade to translucent instead of fading to #CCCCCC. 16191 Post 2009-03-28T13:22:55-04:00 418891 3028 2009-03-28T13:22:55-04:00 <blockquote><cite>bluchez said:</cite> Use a PNG, and fade to translucent instead of fading to #CCCCCC.</blockquote> and use "dd belated png" to fix the png troubles with IE6 16191 Post 2009-03-28T13:27:38-04:00 418895 3483 2009-03-28T13:27:38-04:00 Thanks for your responses. I will switch to png. I also read of using something called gammaslamma on pngs but I'm not sure what it does still, like if it altars the colors or not. I'll try this out, thanks. 16191 Post 2009-03-28T13:31:36-04:00 418899 2765 2009-03-28T13:31:36-04:00 or for the jpg, you might have photoshop or illustrator or whatever your using adjust the colors. I know at least in photoshop's save for web, the default settings adjust the colors, and wash them out a bit, so that could be your problem. 16191 Post 2009-03-28T14:17:38-04:00 418937 5028 2009-03-28T14:17:38-04:00