I have a very weird problem.
I have 2 images on this page:
http://www.cinemaitaliano.info/embed.php?id=00189
The first time you display this page, the first image is displayed, the
second not.
The second time, the second is displayed, the first not.
In IE and Safari, both images are always displayed.
I cannot understand!!!
Daniele
Ubi wrote:
>
> I have 2 images on this page:
> http://www.cinemaitaliano.info/embed.php?id=00189
>
> The first time you display this page, the first image is displayed, the
> second not.
> The second time, the second is displayed, the first not.
I don't see the problem in either Firefox 2 or Seamonkey. The problem I
do see, however, is overflowing the container when the text size is
increased. Setting a box dimensions in px when the content is text is
not a good design decision.
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Berg
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wrote:
> I have a very weird problem.
>
> I have 2 images on this page:
> http://www.cinemaitaliano.info/embed.php?id=00189
>
> The first time you display this page, the first image is displayed, the
> second not.
> The second time, the second is displayed, the first not.
>
> In IE and Safari, both images are always displayed.
>
> I cannot understand!!!
>
>
> Daniele
Look at your html and fix it up... you should not put in
in the body. Go to http://htmldog.com/ and see what are the main
requirements about the structure: Head, Title, Body and so on.
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dorayme
> Look at your html and fix it up... you should not put in
>
>
>
> in the body. Go to http://htmldog.com/ and see what are the main
> requirements about the structure: Head, Title, Body and so on.
Hi Dorayme
The html I produced is to embed somewhere else.
The main reason why I used a separate style definition is because I don't
know how to define the :hover behaviour of an anchor using the style
attribute of an tag.
I have been thinking it's possible to definite :hover :active :visited
anchor behaviours only by defining a class within a
> >
> > in the body. Go to http://htmldog.com/ and see what are the main
> > requirements about the structure: Head, Title, Body and so on.
>
>
> Hi Dorayme
>
> The html I produced is to embed somewhere else.
Why are you saying this, what is it relevant to?
> The main reason why I used a separate style definition is because I don't
> know how to define the :hover behaviour of an anchor using the style
> attribute of an tag.
You have the styles in the wrong place. Either move them off the
file and link, or put them in the head.
> I have been thinking it's possible to definite :hover :active :visited
> anchor behaviours only by defining a class within a