How can this be? And what do you get in IE7?
http://tinyurl.com/2nzg5s
I looked at this in IE7 on WinXP pro from home and the layout is great,
no gaps either above the image or below (there are two slide shots that
are too skinny and have gaps on left/right). The footer fits flush, the
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How can this be? And what do you get in IE7?
http://tinyurl.com/2nzg5s
I looked at this in IE7 on WinXP pro from home and the layout is great,
no gaps either above the image or below (there are two
Found it! Thought I was losing my mind. (Not that I'm not, but this was
for reals!)
Apparently there is a set of settings in IE7 under General,
Accessibility --
You can actually set it to Ignore the 1) colors 2) font styles and 3)
font sizes specified on web pages.
Somehow mine were set to
Ian Young wrote:
http://tinyurl.com/2nzg5s
What do you folks see?
It looks good with Firefox and WIN2000 and at 1280x1024
If I were you, I would insert a short neutral image, perhaps gray, after each
of the photos. They look very peculiar when one is superimposed upon another.
Bruce
On Wed, 16 May 2007 09:58:15 -0700, Conjurer wrote:
Found it! Thought I was losing my mind. (Not that I'm not, but this was for
reals!)
Apparently there is a set of settings in IE7 under General, Accessibility --
You can actually set it to Ignore the 1) colors 2) font styles and 3) font
