@bokehSep 13.2006 — #It's possible. Bested way would be to create a second image with the same dimensions and pallete size. Adding the hue could be done either by stepping through the image pixel by pixel with a double for loop, reading the source pixel and appling some logic to the values and then saving as the destination pixel, or you could add a semi-transparent mask with [I]imagecopymerge()[/I] although there would be less control with that method.
@stephan_gerlachauthorSep 13.2006 — #if the gradient would be only part of the image or grafic like an icon, would it be possible to change only the gradient color but leave the other colours the same?
generate 2 different images. 1 the graphic without the color i want to change and the other one just the part of the graphic of which I want to change the color. After changing the color I simply merge them an save it and Bingo.
@bokehSep 13.2006 — #It is possible to lay an image with a transparent background over another image and maintain the transparent areas so the base image shows through. [URL=http://bokehman.com/do_it_yourself_avatars/]Look at this![/URL]