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Moving away from my Photoshop Forums playground into this one. Hi

Building a website (running on localhost, sorry no link), and I have these bevelled boxes that I created in Photoshop with a 35% gray setting and soft light blend option. They appear transparent very nicely in Photoshop, but of course when I try to use them on the website, no transparency at all.

Instead, they just show up as - solid gray of course.

Do I need to style a DIV instead of using a gif image? In other words, set up a DIV box and manually make it appear like my gif image through style options?

Additional Info

The boxes are background containers for text portions on the website.
I'm using a background image for the site and the boxes I'm trying to create will be transparent with a slight "burning" of the background image within the box.

[Rajmv]

well, easiest thing to do is using a PNG file instead of a GIF or JPG file.
PNG has built-in transparency.

For IE6 you'll need to read http://christopherschmitt.com/2007/10/3 ... nd-beyond/