Problems viewing images with IE

Legacy · July 8, 2008

I had a client call me and she cannot view her images with IE - and neither can I. However I am able to view using FF. Both are home locations. I have cleared my cache. I am having the same problem as this guy below - except with IE & not FF. My site is in my signature below. Thanks for your help in advance.

Now, when I say no photos - I mean, she can see my hopepage and the galleries there, but once she clicks on a gallery to view, all she gets is a black page with the name of the gallery and the usual nav links on the bottom. The entire center where the photos should be is gone.

This also happens when she views the SmugMug home page and selects popular photos, she can go there but once she clicks on a gallery photo she goes to the gallery, but no photos appear.

Allen · July 8, 2008

Legacy wrote:

I had a client call me and she cannot view her images with IE - and neither can I. However I am able to view using FF. Both are home locations. I have cleared my cache. I am having the same problem as this guy below - except with IE & not FF. My site is in my signature below. Thanks for your help in advance.

Your only public gallery photos don't load here in IE6 either, does in FF.

Just groping here but might try changing the div to center tag in description.

<div align="center">All of these photos were taken with a small point and shoot digital camera - so the resolution is rather poor quality.</div>

<html>
<center>All of these photos were taken with a small point and shoot digital camera - so the resolution is rather poor quality.</center>
</html>

Legacy · July 8, 2008

Allen wrote:

Your only public gallery photos don't load here in IE6 either, does in FF.

Just groping here but might try changing the div to center tag in description.

<div align="center">All of these photos were taken with a small point and shoot digital camera - so the resolution is rather poor quality.</div>

<html>
<center>All of these photos were taken with a small point and shoot digital camera - so the resolution is rather poor quality.</center>
</html>

Nope - that didn't fix it. Anything else up those well-worn sleeves of yours?

Allen · July 8, 2008

Legacy wrote:

Nope - that didn't fix it. Anything else up those well-worn sleeves of yours?

Temporally remove the music div from your footer and see it works.

<div id="mymusic">
...
...
</div>

Legacy · July 8, 2008

Allen wrote:

Temporally remove the music div from your footer and see it works.

<div id="mymusic">
...
...
</div>

AH HA! It worked. Allen you are wonderful! THANK YOU - reply with your address so I know where to send the check. THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU! Wow - you don't know how much I appreciate this.<img src="https://us.v-cdn.net/6029383/emoji/wings.gif" border="0" alt="" > Does it work on your end now?

Allen · July 8, 2008

Legacy wrote:

AH HA! It worked. Allen you are wonderful! THANK YOU - reply with your address so I know where to send the check. THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU! Wow - you don't know how much I appreciate this. Does it work on your end now?

IE6 & FF

Legacy · July 8, 2008

Allen wrote:

IE6 & FF

Thanks again! One more thing - it isn't huge. But do you know how to make an outline around the word "submit" for when you are putting a password in to access a gallery? Because I have clients call me saying, "I can't get into my gallery - I am on the passwords page & I put in my password & now what." If they would read they would see - but it is such small print & isn't outlined like a button would be.

Allen · July 8, 2008

Legacy wrote:

Thanks again! One more thing - it isn't huge. But do you know how to make an outline around the word "submit" for when you are putting a password in to access a gallery? Because I have clients call me saying, "I can't get into my gallery - I am on the passwords page & I put in my password & now what." If they would read they would see - but it is such small print & isn't outlined like a button would be.

You have this in your CSS hiding the border for the submit button.

.buttons, .smbuttons, .lgbuttons {
background-color: #000000;
font-family: verdana, tahoma, sans-serif;
color: #C0C0C0;
border: none;
cursor: pointer;
font-size: 12px;}

Add this to your CSS after above.

.passwordPage .buttons {border: 2px solid red !important;}

Legacy · July 8, 2008

Allen wrote:

You have this in your CSS hiding the border for the submit button.

.buttons, .smbuttons, .lgbuttons {
background-color: #000000;
font-family: verdana, tahoma, sans-serif;
color: #C0C0C0;
border: none;
cursor: pointer;
font-size: 12px;}

Add this to your CSS after above.

.passwordPage .buttons {border: 2px solid red !important;}

Thanks again! You are super gifted.

Problems viewing images with IE

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