Png transprency in thumbnails

[Alain]

Hello all,

In my old Xnview, I had the png thumbnails displaying the transparency, may we do that in the MP version ?

Thanks by advance.

Alain

[XnTriq]

Hello Alain

Are Use transparent index (<=8bits) and Use alpha channel activated in the View menu of viewer mode?
You may also want to enable Use checkerboard pattern as background in Tools » Settings... » View » View.

[Alain]

Thanks for the reply.

I did all that and I get transparency into the previiew windows, but not in the thumbnails.

Other ideas ?

Alain

[XnTriq]

Rebuild thumbnails in the View menu of browser mode should do the trick.

[Alain]

Ok, I tried it, and nothing better, don't work.

Other other ideas ?

[XnTriq]

Could you post a screenshot?

[Alain]

Please find the screenshot, and also the png, may be you can do some testing with the real file.
The screenshot :



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Thanks again

[XnTriq]

Sorry, I should have been more specific: Could you please also post a screenshot of XnView Classic, so we can see the effect that you are trying to achieve.

• Possibly related: SVG thumbnails of white designs

[Alain]

No problem :

[XnTriq]

Thanks, Alain. I get it now (and learned something new along the way).

Unfortunately, this is currently not possible in MP. Please add your support the topic mentioned in my previous post.

[Alain]

Thanks for the reply,
Maybe it will be implrement in a next version. I know than the .psd files are hugely used into the Adobe world, but in other PAO worlds the.png is very usefull, so I guess that the thumnails transparency for PNG will be highly appreciated by a lot of PAO actors.

About your question about support, I am sorry but I don't understand what is your request, please explain a little bit, my English is very bad.

thanks again.

Alain

[XnTriq]

About your question about support, I am sorry but I don't understand what is your request, […]

I just posted a link to your request in “SVG thumbnails of white designs”, because the more users ask for a certain feature, the greater the chances are that Pierre (the developer of XnView) will implement it.