By leesfn on

Hi guys,

I just launched a web site @ www.santafenights.com. Silly me developed the site on Ubuntu/Firefox and didn't test properly in IE before releasing it to the public. Anyway, when I look at the page in IE 7 (maybe 5 & 6 as well) it seems to have problems loading the image @ http://www.santafenights.com/themes/garland/images/body.png, which makes the header pretty much unreadable.

There's a bit of code in there that looks like it should be a fix, but it doesn't appear to be working.

<!--[if lt IE 7]>
  <style type="text/css" media="all">@import "/themes/garland/fix-ie.css";</style>
<![endif]-->

Can any kind sould tell me why I'm having this problem or offer a solution?

Thanks very much in advance for any thoughts.

- Lee, SFN

PS: I'm not being lazy - I'm more of a SW engineer/developer than a CSS guru/designer.

⋅ Categories: Drupal 5.x

Comments

leesfn’s picture

leesfn commented

Fixed.

glebaron’s picture

glebaron commented

Is this fixed in 5.2? I'm still seeing the same problem. Thanks.

utna’s picture

utna commented

i am seeing the same issue. it only happens on one page on my site in ie7, though.

utna’s picture

utna commented

my problem with IE7 was caused my unclosed tags.

smuthukris’s picture

smuthukris commented

thanks a lot,have fixed it

aaronp’s picture

aaronp commented

One clarification on this, too, for others that read this thread in the future. The conditional comment calling the CSS file (/themes/garland/fix-ie.css) ensures that it will be loaded only for versions of Internet Explorer less than version 7. That is, fix-ie.css applies only to Internet Explorer 6 and less.

<!--[if lt IE 7]>