Hello everybody,...
I would ask ad advice about smt happening on IE..
I have a menu where the link are made with images (contacts, about us, brands, sign in)..
In firefox i can see them perfectly aligned ...
In IE8 i can see them perfectly aligned but i don't know why, while the first box menu (contacts) has the image of the original color, the others link images have a different color (black, to be precise)..
Do you know why happens?...
thanks, I.
images color change in IE
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Re: images color change in IE
my guess is the CSS/style, but if you really want help you have to post the code.
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Re: images color change in IE
Yes - if you post the codes of any pages / CSS styles I can get to work! Just attach them with the "upload attachments" tab.
Re: images color change in IE
Better to just post the code inline so we don't have to download anything.hypedupdawg wrote:Yes - if you post the codes of any pages / CSS styles I can get to work! Just attach them with the "upload attachments" tab.
Have you validated your markup & CSS?
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Re: images color change in IE
or that... however, if he has 2 or 3 files and no idea where the problem is, I'd prefer to run them on my own server... same difference I suppose 
Anyway, what does the validation process do? Does it catch more than just the standard "unexpected $T_VARIABLE" that web browsers do? I haven't had much experience with them.
Anyway, what does the validation process do? Does it catch more than just the standard "unexpected $T_VARIABLE" that web browsers do? I haven't had much experience with them.
Re: images color change in IE
The "unexpected $T_VARIABLE" errors are not caught by the browser to indicate malformed HTML. They are caught by the PHP interpreter when parsing the PHP file.
Validation makes sure the HTML & CSS are properly formed. In some cases. If ~ivan_nn2 has forgotten to close a <span> or some other element, the validator will catch that. It's possible that might be what's causing the problem.
In any case, that's a good first step to, if nothing else, eliminate bad markup as a culprit.
Validation makes sure the HTML & CSS are properly formed. In some cases. If ~ivan_nn2 has forgotten to close a <span> or some other element, the validator will catch that. It's possible that might be what's causing the problem.
In any case, that's a good first step to, if nothing else, eliminate bad markup as a culprit.
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Re: images color change in IE
Gotcha - so basically they catch things that some browsers will work round (e.g. Firefox) but some will fail to cope with (e.g. IE). Sounds like a good thing to invesigate 