Graphics don't display in IE6 - Fine in IE7 and FF - CSS issue

KSprairie

Don't ya just love getting all the way done with a website, then discover a major problem?! :)

In IE6, please check out http://dev.prairiepublishing.com/about/aboutabc.shtml. There should be two graphics inside the center section with the main text. Notice how all graphics display EXCEPT those inside the "maincontent" div defined in the CSS. Weird! IE6 is obviously reading the graphic because it's left a hole for it, but it doesn't even display the ALT tag. And as I said, view it in FF or IE7 to see what it's supposed to look like.

I think it must be an issue with all the overlapping div styles, but if that were the case, wouldn't it not display a hole for the graphic at all?

CSS: http://dev.prairiepublishing.com/css/styles.css

Thanks in advance for any assistance.

Jane

Feb 12 '07 #1

drhowarddrfine

You are using the xml declaration on the first line. IE doesn't know what to do with it when served as text/html and goes into quirks mode. Remove that line and see what happens.

Feb 12 '07 #2

KSprairie

Nope, that wasn't it.
:P

Feb 13 '07 #3

AricC

Try getting rid of the vspace and hspace let me know if that works. Interesting behavior. You gotta love IE!

Feb 13 '07 #4