Hi,
I'm struggling to find answers on the problem I'm having, and I
desperately need some closure :)
I have a bunch of background-images in a css file that are visible
locally, but when I upload to a remote server they won't show.
I checked the actual link, which is correct (e.g '../images/main/
brc.gif'). To make sure I also tried the URL approach (e.g. 'http://
www.redstudio.c om.au/client/os/images/main/brc.gif'), which is also
correct, but to no avail.
A friend suggested that I should try placing the image in a DIV as I
had been placing the images inside a class within a cell. This also
did not make any difference.
I have noticed that while testing in Safari, the Activity utility
states that the background images are 'forbidden'. Maybe this is a
clue?
Standard <IMG>'s have also been placed within the document as a test
to see if they load, and these are all visible remotely. So it must
have somehting to do with the CSS.
I've also W3 validated the HTML and CSS and both are 100% OK.
The site/soure can be viewed here: http://www.redstudio.com/client/os/index.html http://www.redstudio.com/client/os/css/os.css
Any help would be really appreciated,
Cheers,
Marc 19  6182 
Osmo Saarikumpu schrieb:
ma***********@g mail.com wrote:
>I have a bunch of background-images in a css file that are visible
locally, but when I upload to a remote server they won't show.
The CSS file your page uses does not contain any references to
background images.
>The site/soure can be viewed here:
http://www.redstudio.com/client/os/index.html
The page asks for:
url("/styles/ns-uc.css");
>http://www.redstudio.com/client/os/css/os.css
That seems to be an empty file. Anyway, your page is not referring to it.
HTH,
Osmo
Additionally, you should clean up your HTML code:
- Set the correct encoding: you are using UTF-8 characters but encoding
is set to iso-8859-1.
- Do not use XHTML style (the trailing / in some HTML elements) while
declaring loose.dtd
- Put the <formaround the table instead in the middle of nowhere
Klaus
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On 8 May, 13:00, marckatsam...@g mail.com wrote:
Try this instead:
http://www.redstudio.com.au/client/os
<td><img src="images/menu/spacer.gif" width="9" height="1" border="0"
alt="" /></td>
Start again from scratch. (and lose the XHTML)
What's with the 7-handed goatse too? _Not_ a good choice of corporate
clipart there, it's going to get you slahdotted, and for all the wrong
reasons.
On 8 May 2007 07:04:29 -0700, Andy Dingley <di*****@codesm iths.com>
wrote: http://www.redstudio.com.au/client/os
<td><img src="images/menu/spacer.gif" width="9" height="1" border="0"
alt="" /></td>
Start again from scratch. (and lose the XHTML)
What do you mean when you say lose the XHTML?
The markup is crap. 10-year obsolete single-pixel gif rubbish. Anyone
writing this style of code today ought to be ashamed.
So for the very few cases where XHTML might possibly be of some use,
this isn't one of them. Nor is the guilty coder likely to be a fit
person to be let loose with it.
XHTML on the web is usually bogus. XHTML that still needs trainer wheels
and single pixel gifs is _definitely_ bogus.
What's with the 7-handed goatse too? _Not_ a good choice of corporate
clipart there, it's going to get you slahdotted, and for all the wrong
reasons.
As for the stock photo, its just there as a 'filler' at this stage.
Search Wikipedia for "goatse". _Don't_ Google for it, unless you're
ready for a surprise!
Any image that looks remotely like a goatse (Joe Clark's usability book,
even "Meet the Robinsons") is going to be treated with scorn and
derision when the geeks find it.
As for slahdotted... what?
Sorry, "slashdotte d" Wikipedia knows that one too.
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On May 9, 10:17 am, Andy Dingley <ding...@codesm iths.comwrote:
On 8 May 2007 07:04:29 -0700, Andy Dingley <ding...@codesm iths.com>
wrote:
>>http://www.redstudio.com.au/client/os
><td><img src="images/menu/spacer.gif" width="9" height="1" border="0"
>alt="" /></td>
>Start again from scratch. (and lose the XHTML)
What do you mean when you say lose the XHTML?
The markup is crap. 10-year obsolete single-pixel gif rubbish. Anyone
writing this style of code today ought to be ashamed.
So for the very few cases where XHTML might possibly be of some use,
this isn't one of them. Nor is the guilty coder likely to be a fit
person to be let loose with it.
XHTML on the web is usually bogus. XHTML that still needs trainer wheels
and single pixel gifs is _definitely_ bogus.
>What's with the 7-handed goatse too? _Not_ a good choice of corporate
>clipart there, it's going to get you slahdotted, and for all the wrong
>reasons.
As for the stock photo, its just there as a 'filler' at this stage.
Search Wikipedia for "goatse". _Don't_ Google for it, unless you're
ready for a surprise!
Any image that looks remotely like a goatse (Joe Clark's usability book,
even "Meet the Robinsons") is going to be treated with scorn and
derision when the geeks find it.
As for slahdotted... what?
Sorry, "slashdotte d" Wikipedia knows that one too.
--
Die Gotterspammerun g - Junkmail of the Gods
Damn Andy!
All I asked was for some help, not a bitch slap.
Unfortunately the only HTML tool I have (and the only one I know how
to use) is Dreamweaver. The page I have pointed to is the result of
what Dreamweaver creates. Maybe instead of bagging my "obsolete"
method, you could try giving me some constructive advice .
If anyone else can help with the actual problem at hand, I would
greatly appreciate it.
Regards,
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