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Posted by Chris Beall on November 22, 2006, 5:15 pm
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Russ Jones wrote:
> On a web site I'm working on, some of the images display in IE7 but not in
> Firefox 2.0. You can see it at http://members.cox.net/rjwh/snark/fit_
> 1.html. In the body of the poem, right before the text "Just the place for
> a Snark," there's supposed to be an image which is also a link.
>
> In Firefox View->Page Source, you can see the <a href=...> and the closing
> </a> but the <img...> is blank. In IE, it's there. It's very weird. The
> "rjwh" image at the top is also a link, and it displays in either browser.
>
> Any ideas would be welcome. Thanks!
>
> Russ Jones
Russ,
Hmmm, it works for me in FF 2.0.
If I'm looking at the right place, view source shows:
<p><a href="fit_1_1.html" target="_blank"><img
src="./images/thumbs/fit_1_1.gif" alt="image of the landing" width="150"
height="216" border="0" /></a></p>
I notice that this is the only place on the page where there is only one
leading period in the src= value. In other places there are either no
leading periods or two. This could end up pointing to the wrong
directory. See http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc1808.txt, section 4 if you
are having trouble sleeping.
Also, though I doubt it's related, the validator reports that, for
XHTML, the target= and border= attributes are not part of the
specification (and hence should be ignored by compliant browsers).
Regards,
Chris Beall
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