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20-02-2007, 09:16
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Firefox image rendering problem
I've noticed this in numerous websites and now in one of my own i just created. In firefox sometimes images/divs dont render correctly. For example an image might appear to be sliced in half and one half wont be lined up with the other half. It'll be 1 or 2 pixels off. It also seems to affect type and borders of a div. This doesn't happen in IE. Has anyone else seen this and does anyone know of a fix or reason Doug |
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20-02-2007, 09:57
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blam blam
Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: ann arbor, mi usa
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a) has nothing to do with image rendering b) more likely due to padding/margin c) would need a screenshot/url/code to go any further |
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20-02-2007, 10:00
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check out this site, if you change the browser size you'll see the footer behaving in this manner http://www.fissato.net/koldaire/newlook/newlook.html |
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20-02-2007, 14:38
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i'm done, son
Join Date: Jan 2005
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Can you post a screenshot? It might be happening here, but I'm not noticing it. EDIT: Wait, the images in the footer are breaking for some reason...something strange going on with your footer code. Up the font size twice in FF2 and they realign. I bet it's related to the font-size. Maybe explicitly declare the height and width of the images in your HTML? Why are you using absolute positioning anyway? It's totally not necessary, preventing the site from being scalable, and will probably cause you more headaches than anything else. |
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20-02-2007, 15:02
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if you look at the actual link above you'll notice that the footer is not "all images". The only images in there are the 3 logos. All of the wording is text. that is why i originally posted this. for some reason firefox is rending images and text broken. now that we've gotten that straight. has anyone else seen this and know of a reason |
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21-02-2007, 05:55
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SkyRocket Design
Join Date: Aug 2005
Location: Chichester
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one thing i've learned about web design is if firefox is breaking a page then 999 times out of 1000 firefox will be correct. now we've gotten that straight i would guess that it is something to do with the copyright line - have you got something against using p tags? wrap it in a p tag and mark it up. it is probably been given some default padding, margin or line-height. having said all that i should say that it looks ok to me in firefox 2.0 (am i missing something?) there's no sliced images or gaps i can make out anyway |
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