From: "Aaron Scott Hildebrandt" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> I'd still love to know why exactly it's
>happening, but it seems like that has us pretty stumped.
Well, perhaps you had not received the reply from Georg before you wrote this
reply, but the reason it's happening is that you don't have any dimensions set
on that image.
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Georg wrote:
...and at least at my end (with your page) it is solved by giving the image
dimensions ( width="100" height="100" ) in the source-code.
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Try that out, and if it works, you'll then "know why exactly it's happening."
FF likes it much better when you give content images a width and, especially, a
height, right where it can figure out how much room to leave for said image
while it's waiting for the server to send it on over. Once it has the image, it
can redraw the page properly, but as you've noticed, that usually isn't until
after its already displayed in an incorrect way, by our sensibilities, anyway.
~holly
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