I am told by a friend using a Mac, that this page displays incorrectly on Mac (using both Netscape and IE).

http://www.resavue.com/trade-show-booth-specials.html

I can't check this because I don't have access to a Mac, and don't know code well enough to manually find the error.
I did not build the page but need to fix it.

It displays fine on PC IE and Netscape.

But on a mac (I am told, the two graphics that should display as one are seperated onto different lines, disrupting the page flow. Here is a screenshot of how I am told it appears on a mac:

This is a jpg screenshot of the page and how it is displaying on the offending mac.


Please help!

Instead of recoding the page, you could just stick the two images together. That would be the easiest option.

I was just going to suggest the same thing. I would stick the images together and then slice them up so that the page loads a little faster. This might be much easier than recoding.

Kaiman

Storm King Design

Thanks so much for your responses!
I combined the two images into one.
I wanted to ask for a few clarifications:
How does slicing the images help the page load faster?? Just by loading in smaller pieces?
And isn't that what is causing the problem in the first place? That the image is sliced vertically so it's spilling onto the next line?
Thanks again!

Originally Posted by Mr. Waffles

How does slicing the images help the page load faster?? Just by loading in smaller pieces?

I've always wondered about that, too.

Originally Posted by Mr. Waffles

And isn't that what is causing the problem in the first place? That the image is sliced vertically so it's spilling onto the next line?

Yes, though you could slice it horizontally only.

Slicing won't make it load faster.. it will just load the whole picture in chunks so the user has something to look at while the rest of it's loading.

You could just save the image as a progressive JPG, whereby it will load at low quality, and then keep adding quality as it loads, as opposed to loading it starting at the top left and finishing at the bottom right.