BOAC
28th Nov 2009, 09:44
As part of some (inherited code) web work I am doing I need to check the pages in varous browsers. I have a problem with this browser in that it just does not display the image here although it does displace the text around an empty space.
<a href=URL><img src="images/xx.jpg" height="12%" width="35%" hspace="10" border="0" class="styleleft" />
'styleleft' reads as:
.styleleft {
margin: 10px;
white-space: normal;
padding: 10px;
float: left;
}
All versions of IE and FF display properly. Is this a non-compliance with W3C and/or is there a hack that anyone knows for it?
<a href=URL><img src="images/xx.jpg" height="12%" width="35%" hspace="10" border="0" class="styleleft" />
'styleleft' reads as:
.styleleft {
margin: 10px;
white-space: normal;
padding: 10px;
float: left;
}
All versions of IE and FF display properly. Is this a non-compliance with W3C and/or is there a hack that anyone knows for it?