My site has some odd breks in the graphic layout table in Firefox. Not in IE.. how can I fix it? Or is it my jacked PC system???

www.hsigraphics.com/bryce

Notice by the Gallery button..

Thanks in advance

I noticed the difference between FF & IE... No idea why it happens.. Sorry HSI

Originally Posted by obenix

I noticed the difference between FF & IE... No idea why it happens.. Sorry HSI

Thanks for looking man.. I dont get it either.. :-(

ya man firefox is weird one of the reason i dont use it i dont see why people like it so much i think its one of the worst browser out my website has all kinds of problems when viewed with firefox and i have no idea why

FF and IE render pages differently, but you have to make your website viewable in all browsers, i noticed the problem in FF and it looks fine in IE but i think if you want to attract your intended audience you need to make your website viewable in all browser so when designing test in as many browsers as possible.

Hrm...I can see the breaks in firefox. If you notice when you change the size of the text in firefox the breaks in the images move and change. Maybe that will help you figure out the problem. It might be something to where the coulmns are not keeping the size you set them to.
I think the easiest way to fix table problems is to assign a border of different colors to all of your tables (if you have multiple tables) and then see where the images are then.

Without digging through every single line of code, my first thought would be because you have line breaks between your start <TD>, the <IMG> tag, and the end </TD> tag.

IE won't pay attention to the line breaks, but FF and other browsers may consider it space. Try removing all line breaks and spaces between the TD and IMG tags and see if that makes a difference.

<TD WIDTH="x"><IMG SRC="image.jpg" YADDA="yadda"></TD>

Originally Posted by prissed

Without digging through every single line of code, my first thought would be because you have line breaks between your start <TD>, the <IMG> tag, and the end </TD> tag.

IE won't pay attention to the line breaks, but FF and other browsers may consider it space. Try removing all line breaks and spaces between the TD and IMG tags and see if that makes a difference.

<TD WIDTH="x"><IMG SRC="image.jpg" YADDA="yadda"></TD>

I will give that a try. Could very well be the prob. Its late now.. so i will let you know if this resolves it at all.

Thanks.