Image not displaying in IE, fine in firefox

[Mark Trueman]

Hi,

Ive been messing around with my website, www.stopsleyflyers.co.uk, and
have come across a problem. The top logo has a border around it, made
up of small images. This looks fine in firefox, but in iexplore the
bottom of the blue/white/grey border is missing and i cant for the life
of me work out why.

Can anyone help, im sure its a simple thing

Cheers

Mark

 

[Jonathan N. Little]

Hi,

Ive been messing around with my website, www.stopsleyflyers.co.uk, and
have come across a problem. The top logo has a border around it, made
up of small images. This looks fine in firefox, but in iexplore the
bottom of the blue/white/grey border is missing and i cant for the life
of me work out why.

Can anyone help, im sure its a simple thing

Yes the simple thing is validate your markup first

http://validator.w3.org/check?verbose=1&uri=http://www.stopsleyflyers.co.uk/
Result for http://www.stopsleyflyers.co.uk/ - W3C Markup Validator

I think error #5 is your trouble spot

class="tblbot"op">
^

 

[Mark Trueman]

Yes the simple thing is validate your markup first

http://validator.w3.org/check?verbose=1&uri=http://www.stopsleyflyers.co.uk/
Result for http://www.stopsleyflyers.co.uk/ - W3C Markup Validator

I think error #5 is your trouble spot

class="tblbot"op">
^

Sorry, that error got in somehow, but removing it and the other problem
code does not make the image appear where i want it to. Any more
ideas???

Cheers

Mark

 

[mbstevens]

...........
Sorry, that error got in somehow, but removing it and the other problem
code does not make the image appear where i want it to. Any more
ideas???

Yes. Instead of turning backflips trying to surround the image with
images controlled by CSS, just go into Gimp or Photoshop and make those
small images part of the main logo iamge itself. That will work in
every browser that can display the image.

 

[mbstevens]

Yes. Instead of turning backflips trying to surround the image with
images controlled by CSS, just go into Gimp or Photoshop and make those
small images part of the main logo iamge itself. That will work in
every browser that can display the image.

BTW, optimize that devil. It's weighing in at a hefty 58K.

 

[dorayme]

Hi,

Ive been messing around with my website, www.stopsleyflyers.co.uk, and
have come across a problem. The top logo has a border around it, made
up of small images. This looks fine in firefox, but in iexplore the
bottom of the blue/white/grey border is missing and i cant for the life
of me work out why.

Can anyone help, im sure its a simple thing

Cheers

Mark

The purple blue links on black background are hard to see, you
need to be quite careful if you have dark backgrounds.

 

[John Salerno]

Hi,

Ive been messing around with my website, www.stopsleyflyers.co.uk, and
have come across a problem. The top logo has a border around it, made
up of small images. This looks fine in firefox, but in iexplore the
bottom of the blue/white/grey border is missing and i cant for the life
of me work out why.

Can anyone help, im sure its a simple thing

Cheers

Mark

Just curious, did you get it fixed? It looks the same in FF and IE to me.