background keeps turning white!

[SelAromDotNet]

I've just upgraded to the new q2 ajax tools and now my rotator is changing its background from transparent to white! i don't know what is going on. the first slide loads transparent just fine... but then when it skips to the next frame, the background is white!

and it's weird because 1) it doesn't do this i firefox at all, and 2) i cannot locate what element has this background. I tried firebug and IE Developer toolbar and there doesn't appear to be any element with a white background. in fact I cannot event find the element that is the size of that white background, so I have no idea where it's coming from!!

any ideas as to what is wrong here?

[Georgi Tunev]

Hi SelArom,

Could you please tell me how exactly you have set up your rotator? In general, to make the rotator transparent, you can use the following style:

.radr_clipRegion
{
    background-color:transparent !important;
}
.radr_item div
{
    background-color:transparent !important;
}

Best wishes,
Georgi Tunev
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[SelAromDotNet]

I tried your suggestion but no luck. It works fine in firefox, but on ie on the second and following frames it turns white. It's weird because there isn't an element that is white, as I inspected the html with firebug and IE dev toolbar, and the box that is white is NOT an element. but it is turning white, and I cannot figure out why. all that is in my rotator is a link some text and an image that loads from a collection of objects. it worked fine with previous radtools version...

[Jack]

Hi,

My apologies if anyone read my first edit here - I didn't read down the other threads - Serrin has fixed this issue for me now.

Declare a CssClass in your rotator such as  CssClass="RadRotator_Default"
 
and then add the class to your stylesheet

.RadRotator_Default .radr_clipRegion
{
width: 100%;
height: 100%;
background-color: Transparent;
overflow: auto;
position: absolute;
}

All is good now.

Cheers,

Jon