http://www.lonesomepine.se/about/about.php
Two images is missing when looking at this page in IE5, why?
What can be done to fix this? It renders perfectly in Mozilla and almost as good in IE6. It's OK if it's not perfect in IE5, but I atleast want it to display all images!
One more odd thing in IE5, when clicking on the map icon, it shows an absolute layer with a border, but not on the first click with IE5! The border is missing... but just on the first click, then it shows up if I click the icon a couple of times more???
Any ideas?
/Andreas
Why doesn't IE5 show my images?
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try defining that first image as inline if you haven't already done so. if you have then i will continue scratching my head.
the second image might be getting pushed aside by this line:
as a result of the p tags.
and always remember that IE is going to be a bit quirky when you use this style of table-less page layout. you'll find that it works on some computers and dosen't work on others.
the second image might be getting pushed aside by this line:
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<p><strong>All major credit cards accepted.</strong></p>and always remember that IE is going to be a bit quirky when you use this style of table-less page layout. you'll find that it works on some computers and dosen't work on others.
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Considering that people still use Netscape 4 I think you can safely assume that there are a lot of IE 5 users still out there.
When deciding that you're going to ignore certain browsers it's always a good idea to remember that a number of workplaces restrict their employees to a single browser and that those users can't do anything about it.
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When deciding that you're going to ignore certain browsers it's always a good idea to remember that a number of workplaces restrict their employees to a single browser and that those users can't do anything about it.
Mac