Is there any way you can share the full code? I can't tell what is happening exactly from what you've posted.
skybondsor
2009-07-22 19:17:10
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Ok, I added a link to the live site : http://users.waldonet.net.mt/aquahobbies/products.htmlI'm still an amateur webdesigner, so go easy on any mistakes I made...or not, point them out as much as you like!
Jean Azzopardi
2009-07-22 23:16:33
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This isnt an issue with jQuery or IE - instead, it is an issue with the PNG processing library you are using (supersleight) which is doing that.
It may actually be the method that supersleight is using to apply transparency to the PNGs in IE.
While they certinaly do work (most of the time), these methods are very bad for performance. Make sure you absolutely NEED transparent PNGs. There are often other ways of going about this, including using a separate style sheet for IE browsers that use Gifs or another image format.
Bryan Migliorisi
2009-07-22 20:06:35
Supersleight is only being applied to the header. But, I'll try and remove it, and see if anything changes.
Jean Azzopardi
2009-07-22 23:13:54
Also, sometimes not all the images get resized that small, sometimes some of them do, and some don't..
Jean Azzopardi
2009-07-22 23:21:13
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I think it's the "Glossy" script I'm using. When I disable it for IE browsers, the bug doesn't appear anymore.
Jean Azzopardi
2009-07-23 08:13:11
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It's not jquery its IE. Its fked up as always. My site does it to im trying to find a fix to display the proper image size. My images show the perfect size in firefox but they also apear smaller in IE if i dont have expicit settings on image size. If anyone nows how to correct this it would be a great help thank you
james
2009-10-13 20:14:57