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On the following site <snip> is a DIV "Volg ons op" (dutch) followed by icons of Youtube, Facebook and Flickr. These are just JPG-files. Now I've heard from 2 different people that they can't see these icons, instead they see a white square with a red cross like when the image is missing (in IE).
Now, I've tested this on 3 computers :
1 with XP in IE, IE8, FF, Chrome, Safari and Opera
1 with XP in IE
1 with Vista in IE8
And here it DOES work.
The people where it didn't work use Vista with I suppose IE8.
Now, first I also tried .ico and .gif files but that didn't work either, since I changed it from .gif to .jpg there is one person that now CAN view the images but there are still people that can't view them ..
Does anyone have an idea what could cause this ?
I've been searching around on this forum and read a thread from 2003 about small images not displaying in IE, could this be the problem ? (http://www.webmasterworld.com/forum21/4985.htm)
[edited by: engine at 1:54 pm (utc) on May 26, 2009]
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The first thing I'd suggest is making sure your html validates - W3C Validator - HTML [validator.w3.org]
If it does, then you can dig further. What software did you use to create the jpg file?
I used Photoshop, I checked the mode and it's RGB color.
Do the references to images use fully relative or root-relative URLs?
I would use links that start with a slash and show all folder levels counting from the root.
