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I FIXED IT...SEE "FIX" BELOW!

 

Hi All...I'm having a problem with one of my new website pages. I probably couldn't even begin to list all I've done to fix it...but I'll give a quick rundown.

 

Problem is...in the right hand column of THIS PAGE I have a mix of text and images. All works fine in both IE6 and Mozilla until I put the very last image in. It goes at the bottom of the text (right column).

 

Once I put that last image in, Mozilla stretches my table all out of whack. IE shows it correctly...use that to see what it is supposed to look like. If I remove the image, the page presents perfectly.

 

Here are a few facts:

 

Image width is the same as the table cell width (I tried a smaller image and had the same problem).

 

Height and width attributes are assigned appropriately to the img tag.

 

Tried putting image inside <p> tags with the text...

Tried putting image outside <p> tags...

Tried putting image in it's own set of <p> tags...

Tried <div> tags...

Tried putting a break tag before the image...

 

Table is not set as a percentage, so it should not stretch.

 

I can't think of what else I have tried...I just know that "IT'S KILLIN' ME"!!!!!

 

Please show me the light... :)

Edited by natimage
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Nevermind...I fixed it. Mozilla didn't like that there was no "align" attribute. That's all it needed.

 

Man...sometimes I really wish these browsers could communicate a little bit better!! woooot

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