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HELP! Images not dispalying at all in internet explorer

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Have major problem - designed the site

 

works in fire fox, sarafi, opera and chrome but surprise surprise the images don't come out at all in explorer

 

Any Ideas

 

 

Thanks

Can u drop a link here?

The paths to the background images in the stylesheet relax.css look correct.

 

Try removing transparent and/or the ' around the url in styles like this:-

.content1 {width:100%;background: transparent url('../images/test.jpg') no-repeat;height:396px;position:relative;} 

 

I never use the '....' and the transparent may be upsetting IE. Try removing or putting transparent after no-repeat in the style.

 

The image http://www.relaxateeze.co.uk/images/test.jpg does load directly in IE so that's OK.

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Actually when I look at it I think it may be PHP related as it loads the header and doesn't load anything after that.

 

will keep searching

Well, if that's the case, the paths may be wrong if you used a PHP include somewhere.

 

If you edit the urls in the stylesheet to

url('/images/test.jpg')

 

instead of

url('../images/test.jpg')

 

That's a root-relative link which should always go back to the server root directory first, but won't work on your computer where the root is C:

 

EDIT: ignore the above, it can't be the paths to the images as the text in the h1 tags doesn't show either, although it's all there in the source code, so I'm bewildered.

Try resaving your page and uploading again as I cant see a problem with the doc type but the browsers not picking it up

 

I've seen this before something to do with utf-8 a resave should fix it

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Try resaving your page and uploading again as I cant see a problem with the doc type but the browsers not picking it up

 

I've seen this before something to do with utf-8 a resave should fix it

 

 

Will do Thanks - I'm beginning to tear my hair out!!

Run this page http://www.relaxateeze.co.uk/ which is the one in the frame through this validator

http://validator.w3.org/

because it shows 10 errors and one is a closing tag /span> when it should be </span> and this may be stopping the page display. This error is just before the start of <div id="content" class="container"> with the big images and h1 text. Coincidence?

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Run this page http://www.relaxateeze.co.uk/ which is the one in the frame through this validator

http://validator.w3.org/

because it shows 10 errors and one is a closing tag /span> when it should be </span> and this may be stopping the page display. This error is just before the start of <div id="content" class="container"> with the big images and h1 text. Coincidence?

 

Thanks so much will fix the errors as soon as the up load has completed, Thank the Lord for web designer forums eh!

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