Alex, This's driving me insane ! Yes, adding position: relative did solve the IE problem of not showing the image, BUT on the main page where's the article entry is all images disappeared and I'm using the same class.
hello Sam, all problem goes to JavaScript. Perfect CSS, float is ok ! Remove JS which is inserted just after <title> tag which includes lots of sepcial characters into it. is it copy & paste js ? remember you have utf-8.
function SymWinOpen(url, name, attributes) { return (new Object()); }
window.open = SymWinOpen;
//--> </script>
I can't get rid off, could you please explain more? Do you mean this JS? <script type="text/javascript"language="javascript">function clearDefault(el){if(el.defaultValue==el.value)el.value=""}</script>
OR this? <script type="text/javascript" src="http://henawi.com/global.js" language="javascript"></script>
And yes it's cut & paste, also if not using utf-8 what should I use?!
now i can see missing image in IE. hope the cleanup works. best practise is to put js just before </head>. I was referring to js which is just after the <title> tag. There was lot of hidden special characters right into your web page due to this js.
Thank you, but what about utf-8? what's is that got to do with js? And BTW even after removing js after the title it won't work :( I'm still using 2 style to display the image ! one w/position: realtive and the other without it and this is driving me insane :), I don't mind it if this is the only work around, I just don't understand it.