Windows Accessibility Test

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r_barlow
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Windows Accessibility Test

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Is there a way to determine whether windows accessibility options have the "ignore" colors feature selected?

Usually, my background is redish but when this option is selected, it turns to white. Several of my images have the redish background in order to appear transparent. If there is a way to test for this, I'll replace the original images with ones that have a white bg.

This maybe more of a client-side question but i figured i'd post it here anyways...
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This maybe more of a client-side question
Completely client-side. Moved.
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There is no check for it. You may be able to use transparent PNG's however.
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Post by r_barlow »

I've already tried the whole transparency thing and trying to edit the images i have is next to impossible. Also, I have some flash content that has the same issue.. its already transparent back but some of the buttons have granient backgrounds which I figured i'd replace with white if i can do this check.

So is this issue usually complete ignored by web developers? Because i tried viewing lots of sites with it and the majority of them look like crap.
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