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By bikescribe on
I've been developing a site using the Admire Gray theme, and thumbnail images become invisible in Internet Explorer on Vista and XP, although they're fine in Opera, Google Chrome and Firefox on these systems, and all browsers on the Mac OS 10.4. There's no problem using Garland, for example. Anyone else experienced this?
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It is obviously something
It is obviously something related to CSS definitions. You should use firebug in firefox to locate exact style definitions of img's, div'ss, li's, and try to figure out which of those definitions is making explorer to go bad.
I have sometimes found similar problems (not that theme, no those elements... but also content disapearing), and it is usually related to padding, overflow or display CSS definitions causing elements to be rendered out of some container visible area.
If you are not able to find it... placing an URL would help others to see it and tell you.
Invisible thumbnails
CSS definitions is over the horizon of my knowledge but it is still helpful, thank you, as I'm with someone who does understand! It's happening on the home page of my site, where the thumbnails are used as links to other pages, at this address: http://www.ashonbikes.com/
We'll keep looking here...
Invisible thumbnails
As an update in case anyone's looking at the URL, I've moved the thumbnails from the left top of each page to the right top where IE7 seems to have no problem displaying them, but I still prefer them on the left and would love to find a solution to the problem.
it is rather difficult to
it is rather difficult to find the issue without seeing actual failing :(
There's still a problem...
...and it's still only in Explorer on Windows. The thumbnails remain visible now I've moved them to the right, but the text in the teaser boxes is sometimes invisible. You can change which text is visible and which vanishes by resizing the browser window.