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Why do these look different in Firefox/IE/Chrome

  • 31-05-2010 1:03am
    #1
    Joebits
    Closed Accounts Posts: 314 ✭✭


    Check www.djbarcoe.com in Firefox then IE.

    Navigation is 4 speakers.
    In Firefox the image(speakers) quality is different to that in IE and Chrome. Why is this? I want to get them looking like(quality wise) what they look like in IE/Chrome.
    Any help appreciated :)


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  • #2
    daymobrew
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 6,571 ✭✭✭daymobrew


    Your navigation images appear to be quite large (Home is 349x339 but displayed as 169x169 - note the different aspect ratio too).

    You should create 169x169 images for a consistent appearance in all browsers. This will also reduce the size of the files to be downloaded.

    The reason they appear differently in IE/Firefox is because they must have different algorithms for resizing images.

    PS Your stylesheet has two typos: 
    a:hover  {
   color: yellow ;
   background-color: transparen ; [b]/* Missing 't' in transparent. */[/b]

 }

a:active {
   color: yellow ;
   background-color: transparen ; [b]/* Same here. */[/b]
 }


  • #3
    Joebits
    Closed Accounts Posts: 314 ✭✭Joebits


    daymobrew wrote: »
    Your navigation images appear to be quite large (Home is 349x339 but displayed as 169x169 - note the different aspect ratio too).

    You should create 169x169 images for a consistent appearance in all browsers. This will also reduce the size of the files to be downloaded.

    The reason they appear differently in IE/Firefox is because they must have different algorithms for resizing images.

    PS Your stylesheet has two typos: 
    a:hover  {
   color: yellow ;
   background-color: transparen ; [B]/* Missing 't' in transparent. */[/B]

 }

a:active {
   color: yellow ;
   background-color: transparen ; [B]/* Same here. */[/B]
 }


    You've made my day. That little thing was annoying me for ages. I made em 169x169's, they look great now! Thank you daymobrew !! :D


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