(UNIX) 1. Run nxclient 2. Select Configure 3. Under the General tab choose UNIX and Custom for Desktop 4. Select Settings 5. Choose run the following command 6. Type any X program you want to run (xterm for example)
You can display PNGs with full alpha transparency, both as backgrounds of a block element and inline with an image tag, without using any javascript, behaviors, or a second image.
Of course you'll want to put the proprietary code within IE comment conditionals [link here]. You can remove the expression syntax from background if you put it within the IE conditional. Fix any obvious errors in the above code that/. introduced.
Not only Citrix, but NX easily does this as well:
(UNIX)
1. Run nxclient
2. Select Configure
3. Under the General tab choose UNIX and Custom for Desktop
4. Select Settings
5. Choose run the following command
6. Type any X program you want to run (xterm for example)
You can display PNGs with full alpha transparency, both as backgrounds of a block element and inline with an image tag, without using any javascript, behaviors, or a second image.
The following CSS and html code shows how:
For background:
For inline:
Of course you'll want to put the proprietary code within IE comment conditionals [link here]. You can remove the expression syntax from background if you put it within the IE conditional. Fix any obvious errors in the above code that /. introduced.