Michael Forker wrote:
> http://ijsr32.infj.ulst.ac.uk/~10300205
> Put an image in my site....and its appearing as if it has watery
> marks around the edges, if anyone can " quickly " look at it, would
> appreciate it.....
Checked in Mozilla, Firefox, Opera, IE/win etc.
All I can see is traces of an optical illusion, caused mainly by contrast.
The image on that page is also resized in browsers, which often
strengthen such effects since browsers are generally not good at
resizing images.
A validity check of HTML and CSS is called for.
A font resizing test in browsers reveals lack of clearing on #content.
Content get "hooked up" on nav-links at resizing - pushing the "columns"
around.
Happens at first load in Moz/Fx at my end, because I override all "too
small" text on all sites with a 'minimum font size' in my browsers.
I'll also mention the rather bad practice of using "spacers" like
<p> </p>. Spacing can, and should, be controlled in CSS by
using margins and/or paddings, or other means of "offset".
regards
Georg
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http://www.gunlaug.no
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