"Alex D" <anon@anon.anon> wrote:
[color=blue]
>I use a custom stylesheet on IE6 (Avant Browser) to simplify my web surfing
>(see end of message, plus some comments there).
>
>As an example, following website
>(
http://www.axellenaerts.be/estateFR.asp?ID=1) poses a recurring problem: I
>cannot see the hyperlinked images, only the fact that it is a hyperlink; only
>by disabling the stylesheet can I see the images.
>
>I there a way to still see my hyperlinks the way I want, AND see the image
>below it? Or, at least for hyperlinked images - if there's no other way - to
>show the image then instead of the hyperlink color?
>
>/* but this is the real problem */
>:link, :link *
> {
> font-weight: normal ! important;
> color: blue ! important;
> background: #CCFFFF ! important;
> }[/color]
The site uses very bad HTML coding:
<a href="detestate.asp?ID=701" target="_self"
onMouseOver="window.status=' '; return true;">
<table width="160" height="120">
<tr>
<td
background="uploaded_images/voorgvelKElisabethlaan25.JPG"
onclick="window.location='detestate.asp?ID=701'">
<img src="site_images/verhuurd.gif">
</td>
</tr>
</table>
</a>
That's invalid and hence browsers can do all sorts of things with it.
Anyway, IE is taking your background: #CCFFFF ! important; and using
that as the cell background instead of the image. That's perfectly
correct given your CSS.
I can't think of any solutions that would work in an IE user
stylesheet. If the site fixed it's HTML or if you wanted to write a
user stylesheet for use in a more advanced browser then there could be
some possibilities.
Steve
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