Re: Help with a weird HTML situation

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Re: Help with a weird HTML situation

From adam roberts on 8 June '99
replying to Help with a weird HTML situation posted by Lisa

This is a problem between the inconsistancies in interpreting html code in IE & NAV. The only way ive found that you can get around it is by spanning your entire image across the width of the page. this will then overflow into the adjacent table or whatever stopping the image from tiling over itself.

>Hello. I have a strange question. I am using a background image for one column on my front page. In Netscape and MSIE, the image lines up fine and does not tile horizontally. However, in Lotus Notes Personal Web Navigator, no matter what I do, the image gets put on the left of the column, cuts part of the left side of the graphic off, and tiles to the right. I know that Lotus Notes Personal Web Navigator is not a popular browser, but I would still like to figure out what the problem is. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks.
>
>Lisa

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>This is a problem between the inconsistancies in interpreting html code in IE & NAV. The only way ive found that you can get around it is by spanning your entire image across the width of the page. this will then overflow into the adjacent table or whatever stopping the image from tiling over itself. > > > >>Hello. I have a strange question. I am using a background image for one column on my front page. In Netscape and MSIE, the image lines up fine and does not tile horizontally. However, in Lotus Notes Personal Web Navigator, no matter what I do, the image gets put on the left of the column, cuts part of the left side of the graphic off, and tiles to the right. I know that Lotus Notes Personal Web Navigator is not a popular browser, but I would still like to figure out what the problem is. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks. >> >>Lisa >