I have declared a background image using:
background: #FFFFFF url(../images/logo/logo.gif) right bottom no-repeat;
This works on all browsers i have checked out, pc and mac, except IE5.2 for mac where the image doesn't appear.
What is going on here?I have never debugged for Mac, but try adding single quotes around your image url.
background: #FFFFFF url('../images/logo/logo.gif') right bottom no-repeat;Thanks for the suggestion. Tried it and its still the same...You didnt shake the monitor did you? I heard that will erase things....it may not like image backgrounds, or the shorthand property. Is the color rendering? (change it to something ridiculous to see)Is your CSS file in the same directory as the page you are using it on? Try putting it in the same directory or using the entire URL to the location of the image you wish to use for your image.
I read somewhere that IE for Mac looks for image links in the CSS file from the directory that the CSS is located rather then where the page is located. GOOD THINKING MS!
background: #FFFFFF url(../images/logo/logo.gif) right bottom no-repeat;
This works on all browsers i have checked out, pc and mac, except IE5.2 for mac where the image doesn't appear.
What is going on here?I have never debugged for Mac, but try adding single quotes around your image url.
background: #FFFFFF url('../images/logo/logo.gif') right bottom no-repeat;Thanks for the suggestion. Tried it and its still the same...You didnt shake the monitor did you? I heard that will erase things....it may not like image backgrounds, or the shorthand property. Is the color rendering? (change it to something ridiculous to see)Is your CSS file in the same directory as the page you are using it on? Try putting it in the same directory or using the entire URL to the location of the image you wish to use for your image.
I read somewhere that IE for Mac looks for image links in the CSS file from the directory that the CSS is located rather then where the page is located. GOOD THINKING MS!