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Displaying pictures inside the table problem

Hi,

I created a web page which contains table. I use table cells to display a
picture using <img src>. The problem is that some pictures are not being
fully displayed, only a quarter of the left side of the picutre is being
dislplayed inside the table cell. I have already checked if this is perhaps
the web server problem, but I determinated it is not. Could anyone help me
with the idea what could be wrong or what should I check?

Btw, this problem does not appear on Firefox 1.0 only on IExplorer 6.0. I am
using MSWin XP Professional with Service Pack1.

Thx, in advance.

Nutshell
Jul 23 '05 #1
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"Nutshell" <sa*********@mail.htnet.hr> wrote in message
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Hi,

I created a web page which contains table. I use table cells to display a
picture using <img src>. The problem is that some pictures are not being
fully displayed, only a quarter of the left side of the picutre is being
dislplayed inside the table cell. I have already checked if this is perhaps the web server problem, but I determinated it is not. Could anyone help me
with the idea what could be wrong or what should I check?

Btw, this problem does not appear on Firefox 1.0 only on IExplorer 6.0. I am using MSWin XP Professional with Service Pack1.

Thx, in advance.

Nutshell


"I created a web page ..." can we see it?
Jul 23 '05 #2
Nutshell wrote:
Hi,

I created a web page which contains table. I use table cells to display a
picture using <img src>. The problem is that some pictures are not being
fully displayed, only a quarter of the left side of the picutre is being
dislplayed inside the table cell. I have already checked if this is perhaps
the web server problem, but I determinated it is not. Could anyone help me
with the idea what could be wrong or what should I check?

Btw, this problem does not appear on Firefox 1.0 only on IExplorer 6.0. I am
using MSWin XP Professional with Service Pack1.

Thx, in advance.

Nutshell


Chances are, you have set a size for the table cell which is smaller
than the physical image. Either remove the height/width measurements in
your table cell, or else put a height/width tag in your <img src> tag
and that should do the trick.

fyi: If you put in only one (height or width) in the image tag, the
image should automatically display in its correct proportions

I hope that helps
randelld
Jul 23 '05 #3
On Fri, 18 Feb 2005 15:43:36 -0600 McKirahan wrote:
"Nutshell" <sa*********@mail.htnet.hr> wrote in message
news:cv**********@ls219.htnet.hr...
Hi, I created a web page which contains table. I use table cells to
display a
picture using <img src>. The problem is that some pictures are not
being
fully displayed, only a quarter of the left side of the picutre is
being
dislplayed inside the table cell. I have already checked if this is perhaps
the web server problem, but I determinated it is not. Could anyone
help me
with the idea what could be wrong or what should I check? Btw, this problem does not appear on Firefox 1.0 only on IExplorer
6.0. I

am
using MSWin XP Professional with Service Pack1. Thx, in advance. Nutshell

"I created a web page ..." can we see it?

Sure. Come on over to my house and I'll show it to you.
Creating a web page can be done for personal use, as well as on an intranet.
Jul 23 '05 #4

"McKirahan" <Ne**@McKirahan.com> wrote in message
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"Nutshell" <sa*********@mail.htnet.hr> wrote in message
news:cv**********@ls219.htnet.hr...
Hi,

I created a web page which contains table. I use table cells to display a picture using <img src>. The problem is that some pictures are not being
fully displayed, only a quarter of the left side of the picutre is being
dislplayed inside the table cell. I have already checked if this is perhaps
the web server problem, but I determinated it is not. Could anyone help me with the idea what could be wrong or what should I check?

Btw, this problem does not appear on Firefox 1.0 only on IExplorer 6.0.

I am
using MSWin XP Professional with Service Pack1.

Thx, in advance.

Nutshell


"I created a web page ..." can we see it?


Yes you can...go to http://smskrik.com and click on the pictures menu on the
left side of the page using IExplorer 6.0 on Windows. Eventually, you shall
see some of the pictures are not being displayed as the whole (try Erotika
menu), only a quarter of the left side of the picture is displayed. When you
click on the picture, for a moment you will see the whole picture, but I
know for sure that the web server is not requested for the picture again.
Why is it that only one part of the picture is being shown is still a
mistery to me.
Jul 23 '05 #5
Nutshell wrote:
Yes you can...go to http://smskrik.com and click on the pictures menu
on the left side of the page using IExplorer 6.0 on Windows.
Eventually, you shall see some of the pictures are not being displayed
as the whole (try Erotika menu), only a quarter of the left side of
the picture is displayed. When you click on the picture, for a moment
you will see the whole picture, but I know for sure that the web
server is not requested for the picture again. Why is it that only one
part of the picture is being shown is still a mistery to me.


I can't see your problem, but from the description it sounds like it might
be an example of IE's peekaboo bug. See
http://www.positioniseverything.net/.../peekaboo.html
Jul 23 '05 #6

"Duncan Booth" <du**********@invalid.invalid> wrote in message
news:Xn***************************@127.0.0.1...
Nutshell wrote:
Yes you can...go to http://smskrik.com and click on the pictures menu
on the left side of the page using IExplorer 6.0 on Windows.
Eventually, you shall see some of the pictures are not being displayed
as the whole (try Erotika menu), only a quarter of the left side of
the picture is displayed. When you click on the picture, for a moment
you will see the whole picture, but I know for sure that the web
server is not requested for the picture again. Why is it that only one
part of the picture is being shown is still a mistery to me.


I can't see your problem, but from the description it sounds like it might
be an example of IE's peekaboo bug. See
http://www.positioniseverything.net/.../peekaboo.html


Thx, I will investigate if this bug causes the problem, anyway, to see the
problem on the web page I mentioned, select Erotika menu on the left side
and progress through pictures pages on the right side (from 1st till the
end, 23rd I think). Eventually, it will appear on some of the pictures pages
if you use IE 6.0, that's for sure.
Jul 23 '05 #7

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