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My client says the left side logo is split up and has two white spaces in it on AOL. It looks fine in Netscape and IE. Can anyone tell me what to do about this, please? Here is the URL:
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[edited by: papabaer at 7:14 pm (utc) on June 4, 2002]
td img {
display: block;
}
Athough I'm not certain as you would normaly see the same thing in NS6 if this is the case. Give it a try ;)
Nick
Excuse my ignorance here, but where exactly would I put that in the code?
This in the <head>
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="styles.css" title="styles" />
styles.css
td img {
display: block;
]
Or you can put it directly in the <head> of the document like this:
<head>
<title>Test</title>
<style>
<!--
td img {
display: block;
}
-->
</style>
</head>
I'm really not sure though if this is the answer.
What I am sure of is that if css is new to you, you should definatly read up on it. It's pretty simple and there are huge benifits to be gained by seperating style from content.
Possibly food for another thread though eh? ;)
Nick
Nick
Please check your StickyMail.
Could your client have his font set to display at a larger size than what you tested with? It may be that table cell "expansion" is causing the spaces to appear on your clients display. The cells containing the text would look fine of course, but the sliced images would suffer.
You mentioned the problem occuring in Moz 1.02rc, If this is the case, check the "text zoom" option. I suspect it is set at 120% .... The problem will also occur in IE if the text size is set at larger than the default medium settings.
Try to avoid image slicing when possible. Especially when sliced images share table rows with text cells that leave little room for expansion in the event of text resizing. Your best option would be to use a single (unsliced) optimized image.
Best of luck!
- papabaer
Could your client have his font set to display at a larger size
(Slaps head in utter, horrified, disbelief!)
Doh!
<update>
Actually, I don't get that at even 200%
</update>
I wonder how long we will have to wait until Moz and IE get smart and add a ZOOM feature similar to Opera's? ;)
I don't think I'll ever want to swap browser again after discuvering Moz!
Nick
