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Closed 10 years ago.
I am working on this site: http://kolkata-web-design.co.in/MAX/.
I have made a marquee tag in the red strip to show scrolling text "welcome to max group". It is shown in all browsers but not in Internet Explorer.
As several people (including me) have observed that the marquee text works on IE, I suspect that this is about a setting on the IE you are using. At least if I go to Internet settings, Advanced settings, under Multimedia there is a checkbox for allowing animations. Apparently marquee is counted as animation in this sense, since when I checked the checkbox off (it is on by default) and restarted IE, the marquee text is not there (not even as static text).
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Closed 9 years ago.
Why can I right click on a canvas in firefox and "save as image" but not in other browsers? This even works on a tainted canvas.
Because a very long time ago, back in 2006, someone filed a bug in Mozilla that you couldn't do that, and in 2007 they added the feature. Here is the bug reported in 2006.
Nowhere in the WHATWG/W3C canvas specification does it mention what kind of context menu the canvas ought to have. Firefox decided adding "View Image" and "Save as Image" were reasonable, other browsers have not implemented canvas-specific context menus.
It's not odd that chrome doesn't have it, it's odd that Firefox does. Convenient though, isn't it?
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Closed 9 years ago.
This is my website
My index.php file is correct in all other browsers except Internet Explorer. I am really confused. I couldnt find the problem. Can someone help me please.
Your website is missing a doctype. Without that it's basically pure luck how it renders in different browser. (Admittedly it still is afterwards, but somewhat less.)
IE is rendering your site in quirks mode, that might explain some of it.
If you wrote about footer then try simply add to your table tag in footer style "float:right;" or your class "fright".
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Closed 10 years ago.
When I edit the homepage and click save everything looks good, But then I check the homepage with another computer and the texts,modules are displaying wrong or sametimes the text wont appear or some modules wont display.....
Ive been googling but havent seen anyone with the exact same problem....
I guess the main problem is because the website is obsolete....
Thanks in advance
Have you opened your website in all the main browsers : Opera, Chrome, IE, Firefix, Safari, etc..
There is probably a problem with the way it loads in versions of the one or more browsers.
This needs to be addressed in your CSS
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Closed 11 years ago.
I recently made a website, and it works fine on all browsers, but on Internet EXplorer, the navigation bar on the gallery sections doesn't render properly, but on the index.html (home page ) it renders fine. The link to the issue page is http://galant-jeans.x10.mx/dyer_galeri.html
index.html includes Modernizr:
<script src="./js/libs/modernizr-2.0.6.min.js"></script>
dyer_galeri.html does not.
Internet Explorer versions less than 9 do not support unknown elements (such as the HTML5 semantic elements you're using) unless JavaScript is used to add support. Modernizr includes a fix for the problem.
tl;dr: include Modernizr in your gallery page.
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I have a GIF image that I implemented in my app which looks like this:
<img src="/images/loader.gif" />
I dont know why in Chrome I'm having no problems, but Internet Explorer doesn't show the image.
If you can help me I would appriciate it.
If you need to see more of my code to figure it out, let me know and I will share it.
I guess this question is pretty common and can help a lot of people in the future. :)
Thanks.
The first thing to do to troubleshoot would be to create a .html page containing only the <img> tag. If this page displays correctly, the problem is elsewhere. If not, you should use the Internet Explorer Tools (F12 in IE 9, I think also in IE 8).