Hi everyone
I’m trying to push the css feature as its full potential, Like
background-blend-mode: overlay; … who doesn’t work !!
I’m wondering on which engine the whole OL process is based on
So many feature that doesn’t support by i.e.
thanks
IE? Oh god no, we would never! Shivers
The engine we use is Gecko, the same engine used by Firefox! It supports most of HTML5 and CSS3, including background-blend-mode, or it should!
If it doesn’t, please open a tech support request and we will be able to take a look at it.
~Evie
Thank you Evie… To reassure me 
I’ll check my syntax before bother tech Support
BTW: It doesn’t have a embed feature to Overprint Black text on top of image ?
A “Must” in modern printing (imho)
Well, as far as I can tell “overprint” is simply stamping an image on top of another - would that not simply be accomplished with an image with transparency (such as a PNG) on top of the image, using a div with no background? You can even use CSS to add tranrsparency in percentage to the image itself, if necessary.
I don’t talk about image over image But Black Variable text from DB over a image…
No by default the Black text is not overprint and CSS Transparency doesn’t mean overprint
(The CSS3 property for transparency is opacity.) and black opacity .5 = Grey
That’s why i look at (background-blend-mode)
Unfortunately, I don’t think this is currently supported. And to be honest, neither was it supported in PlanetPress Suite Classic, as far as I know. Most of what I’ve seen in tickets and forum posts for Classic products was about 3rd party doing overprint and something happening to it in our product (all of which had solutions).
If this is a critical feature for you, I can put in a feature request but of course it would take a while for us to add this feature to the software.
I don’t think that i’m only one that feature can bu usefull… So it’s up to you to add it, to your software Core. For the moment i’m going to concentrate my effort to CSS and try to get adequate result.
Thanks again Evie