Why is it that sometimes the upper left graphic does not show up in Firefox 2 or Mozilla 1.7? It's just empty white space. I used to think that it was just something wrong with my computer, but then it died, and the same thing happens on my new Vista laptop.
For example, the picture that wasn't showing up today was: themes/bluebeach/spotlight/newsletter-ad.png (via firebug). If I typed this directly into my browser, prefaced with http://drupal.org, of course, it shows up just fine. But when referenced in the CSS, the picture *will not* display! When I re-load my browser, and another picture is referenced (the "What's new in Drupal 5 Videocast" one, for example), it shows up just fine. If I copy and paste the newsletter CSS in, though, I'm left with the white space.
It appears to only happen with specific graphics.
Am I alone here? Did I just happen to get two computers in a row with selective png issues?
I have never have this problem with IE6 or IE7, but I'm not going to switch back to IE just to see a picture or two!
-Corey
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Works for me...
I'm using Firefox 2.0.0.4, and I see all the images. :-/
Same here... (Barcelona image)
I'm having a similar problem on Firefox 2 and Konqueror, but I think it's unrelated, likely related to the downtime. The image for the top left box isn't showing. It's the Barcelona one. The link is there and I can click the area, but no image is shown. Here is the page source:
If you go to that image URL it doesn't show.
Chris
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the way to get things like this solved
is to post an issue to the d.o webmaster queue. Here's one I just added for this problem: http://drupal.org/node/158146
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Yes, this is the way
Yes, this is the way if it's a problem with d.o: You say the image is missing, so, presumably, someone 'fixes it' by making sure the image is there (thanks, killes). But the (original) problem is about a graphic that is there, not being displayed.
I'm still trying to work out what is wrong -- Firebug tells me
url(invalid-url:)yet will also show a thumbnail of the graphic, and open it in a tab. Maybe FF has already decided the url is invalid when the page is loaded, and won't change its mind. Does it not like hyphens in file names?Re: the hyphens
I don't think it's about the hyphens, because "themes/bluebeach/spotlight/donate-association.png" shows up just fine, as have a few other's I've seen.
- Corey
Yes, it's not the hyphens
...just set up a local version, which works fine.
Seems that it's not the file, name, browser, html or css.
Is it a timing issue? eg the graphic is not available when the page is loaded, but is later on, when viewed on its own. Surely, if this were the case, viewing it in a tab would load it in to the browsers cache and it would appear on the real page.
I've found that when an image is not being displayed, editing the url to point to planet-ad.png doesn't work even though it is pointing to a file that exists, but changing it to brochure.png does work.
What's the difference?
This was fixed. -- Drupal
This was fixed.
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It's happening in IE7 too, so it's not browser specific.
Background image is
Background image is specified twice --
.html
<span style="background-image: url(*.png) ;>and.css
brochure (line 1) background:transparent url(*.png) no-repeat scroll 0% 50%;If you disable the style property (in Firebug) the .css specified image then shows up. This seems to happen even when both images are reachable by url().
Actually, I've looked at other images that seem to behave themselves -- could it be the gratuitous use of transparency in
<img href=themes/bluebeach/spotlight/planet-ad.png />? or mixing a .png and a .jpg?Running FF 2.0.0.4.
Actually...
Actually… I think it might be Adblock Plus (or similar). :baa( «sheepish
Image names with -banner or -ad in them (depending on the rules) get blocked.
not sure whats it, but there
not sure whats it, but there are still some disturbances...