Hi.
I have a big problem and I hope anyone could help me.
I put an image in a table(width=100%, height=100%) which is opening normal when I open the site with Internet Explorer. When I open whith Firefox the image is charged more then 100% I click refresh and then it's ok.
Link : http://subtitrari.awardspace.com
Knows anyone hat's the problem??
Thank's

I don't see the image issue on Firefox. May be I am not using the same version as you?

Yeah I saw the problem...

Try

<img src="./poze/background2.jpg" >

Without the Width and Height, I use only when I need to resize it...

BTW here is my 100th Post I hope it is usefull

Or maybe it has to do with this :

<style>
#strat1 {position: absolute; top: 170px; left: 0px; width: 100%; height: 60%; padding:0px; margin:0px;}
</style>

Im not a CSS coder but I do see "Height: 60%"...

Width and height should ALWAYS be used and you should never resize a graphic in the html, you're not saving size you're just forcing the browser to do the work for you - and slowing down your load time.

I see no good reason for position: absolute on that bg image.

Thank' s very much but still doesn''t work.
for lizard dude : LadynRed has right with the dimensions and the 60% is used because I don't need 100% , I need only the space under legend field.
for LadynRed : I don't know what you want to say about position..if I give relative it become bigger than is.

Only just begun stepping into CSS but..

What about 'floating the image', or putting the image in a <div></div>. You can also 'box it in.

Here is a link that may help you understand CSS, and HTML:


http://www.yourhtmlsource.com/images...ttributes.html

I don't see a problem on firefox?

it's a background image floating it would not work. I do not have the same problem you describe here so I don't have any idea how to help you..

A far as I know, specifying a table width or hieght of X% means that the browser will resize the table and distort the table coneents if the viewer resizes the browser window. Try giving a pixel value for the table widh and hieght insteasd of a % value.

what ladynred's recommendation was is to take Photoshop and resize it to the size you want it instead of changing the size in html...... you get no benefit from it in HTML the file size is larger than it has to be and it makes the browser work harder (which maybe causing your issue)

thank's very much to all