is there anything anyone knows about this. I have alot of my photos not coming up in IE 7 for some reason. Any thoughts?

Code?

Please paste your code./ Can't help you without code.

Paste the code or the link from your website so we can have a look.

-Alex

<h2><a href="/nativevoices"><img src="/images/other/NativeVoicesArt.gif" alt="Native Voices" class="left border" width="120" height="140" /></a><br /><a href="/nativevoices">Native Voices</a></h2>

Is the spelling correct?
Either a little bit more code or a link would help out more than that little snippet

Try rename files in lower case.

yeah the spelling is correct and i tried renaming the file and all. I think the filters they used in the picture just was not web compatible

Got a link or something I can view? Is this just happening only in IE7?

The code looks ok. Give us the link to your page.

Remove first slash in img tag.

<img src="/images/

Originally Posted by shivaji

Remove first slash in img tag.

<img src="/images/

I highly doubt that's it.

Originally Posted by moatist

I highly doubt that's it.

I don't! Because IE7 is strange browser and this slash is not necessarly. For example ones IE7 don't display my images because div have position:relative; definition. When I remove this definition (relative is default and I don't need it) IE7 shows images correct.

Its hard to tell what is going on without seeing the website. It could be anything from path issues, css, html, javascript (if you have any), etc. There could be conflicts with a class name or general image styling. Plus, without seeing the code, no one can predict what could be causing the problem with your positioning.

If you position relative the main div and then position absolute the children in there, you'll see different results than just positioning something.

Originally Posted by robertpurpose

yeah the spelling is correct and i tried renaming the file and all. I think the filters they used in the picture just was not web compatible

Filters make NO difference to the final image.

Now! do we get a link to the page so we can actually work out what IS the problem?

IMHO,maybe you should try using direct image src?

<img src="http://yoursite.com/images/other/NativeVoicesArt.gif

you should post your page url, that should make the problem easier to be solved

I had a problem like this.
If you right click the picture, click properties [image-info] and copy the absolute URL (Location) in browser, what you get?

I had a problem with an image that was displaying only in Chrome, and the image was a simple JPG. I saved in from Photoshop, from 3 different image editors and nothing... finally I made a printScreen and create a new picture with that image.

What happens in other browsers? Only in IE7? If all doesn't display normally, something must be wrong with your codes.

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