Firefox vs. Safari Image Header Problems
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Hey All,
I uploaded a custom image header 760×200 in the Kubrick theme. It shows up fine in Safari, but it refuses to show up in Firefox?
Any Ideas?
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That is so weird. I have absolutely no idea. Running it through the CSS validator at W3C it shows a couple errors you might want to look at.
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graze.
the funny thing is though, the css errors are universal, so it still won’t explain why the header only shows in safari and not other browsers.
I tried uploading through firefox just to see if it was a matter of a browser/uploader match, it wasn’t; it showed up in safari, but not firefox.
Kind of sucks, because im really feeling the design on the header.
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Now I’m dying to see it. I wonder if you make it a px smaller in both directions if that would work?
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Yes, some people have reported that making it a bit smaller fixes issues.
I’m not seeing anything but the Kubrick blue in Firefox 2.0.0.13. Not even a blog name.
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Here’s the file link to the header. Camino (Firefox-based-Mac-nerd-browser) tells me it’s broken.
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I’m pretty sure the problem is with Firefox 2 (it’s engine) as the pic shows up in FF3, no problem.
Try including this header image (for your dial-up readers it’s 90% less in filesize).
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That second URL came up right away. The first one, the actual file, gave me this error:
The image “http://audiosweettooth.files.wordpress.com/2008/04/aoiufhv2.jpg” cannot be displayed, because it contains errors.
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It’s Gecko, Firefox’ rendering engine, in FF2. I converted the pic to a much smaller PNG that displays fine (Don’t get me started about the grace and beauty of the PNG format ;-) )
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