"cjaserver@comcast.net" <cjaserver@comcast.net> wrote:
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>This works fine in IE, but is breaking in Firefox, and reported in
>Netscape as well. I can't determine why.
>
>
http://www.chartermainstreetgld.com
>click on the real estate section on the left nav area.[/color]
Why not just give the actual URL?
http://www.chartermainstreetgld.com/...?Action=Search
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>You can see where the green real estate image is being moved down a
>line in firefox, where IE displays it correctly.
>
><table cellpadding="1" cellspacing="0" border="0" width="800"><tr
>class="header"><td><a href="defaultXSL.asp"><img
>src="XSl/CharterMI/images/headers/Sub Page Headers/Header Top Half.jpg"
>alt="Charter Main Street" border="0"><br><img
>src="XSl/CharterMI/images/headers/Sub Page Headers/Header Left
>Corner.jpg" alt="Charter Main Street" border="0"><img
>src="XSl/CharterMI/images/headers/Sub Page Headers/Header Bottom Real
>Estate.jpg" alt="Charter Main Street" border="0"></a></td><td
>align="center"></td></tr></table>[/color]
The two images on the second row are 94 and 911 pixels wide. Now first
of all, how is a 911px image supposed to fit in a 800px table? And
secondly, for many browsers 94+911 = 1005 pixels which when browser
chrome and scrollbars are taken into account is too wide for many
users' browser windows. So FireFox wraps the second image onto a
second line in order to try and prevent any horizontal scrolling (a
forlorn hope as something else on the page pushes the width out
anyway).
And have a look at the form in Opera...
Steve
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