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January 29th, 2001, 02:14 PM
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The site that I'm working on - http://www.ekaboo.com/production/bumble2/ is driving me crazy. I'm trying to make it cross browser compatible, and the clients, who use macs, are complaining that a lot for a lot of the pages they can't see the images. The seem to be the pages that are heavy in document.write(), like salon.html. I'm aware of that IFRAME isn't compatible with netscape, that isn't the problem. Could someone have a look and see if there's anything about salon.html that would make macs not be able to see it? Does document.write just not work for macs?
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January 29th, 2001, 06:46 PM
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document.write does work on macs but I don't think that's the problem.
I found things like "width=262.25 height=275.3625" on <img> tags. Try rounding the numbers to a whole value. You can't specify a decimal height or width so that might be what is breaking the mac. The same goes for things like "<FONT size=.7317708333333335px>" I'd say fix those value first then see how it goes.
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