images are there, but aren’t showing

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  • I see images, and there are no broken paths.
    Tried clearing your cache and/or pressing ctrl-f5 ?

    Thread Starter madaise

    (@madaise)

    I see all the images except ones IN my articles. I cleared my cache and they still aren’t showing. It’s really odd…

    Anyone have any other suggestions?

    Everything looks A-OK to me too. All images shoed up just fine.

    Tg

    Thread Starter madaise

    (@madaise)

    No… something isn’t right. Here… look at this article:
    https://www.mindful-mother-magazine.com/articles/2005/08/mind-your-mother-august/

    In the article, top paragraph is a woman. What *I* see is a blank white spot. If I take out the css code I have for it:
    img.right { padding: 4px; margin: 0 0 2px 7px; float:right; }
    (class=”right”)
    I get a white spot. The picture is there – no red x, and the alt tag shows up, but no picture. I know there is a problem, I’ve asked others if they can see and they can’t.

    If I take out the class, the image shows, but not in alignment where I want.

    Try removing your Google Ads.

    Thread Starter madaise

    (@madaise)

    That doesn’t change anything.

    This was all working in the other theme we were using. It seems like it would be in the coding somehow.

    Thread Starter madaise

    (@madaise)

    Well, thankfully my partner was able to check the coding in her journalized theme and found this:
    /* this fixes an IE bug with aligned or floated images */
    .storyContent img {
    position:relative;
    }

    Added this to the css code for MMM and what do you know! We have pictures! Yay!

    I am having the same problem on a “journalized” theme. But I already have that code and it’s not helping. In IE I get red boxes and in Firefox I get nothing.. Any ideas??

    I’m having the same problem with IE 6 and the jounalized theme.

    https://www.vlca.net

    I added the CSS code

    /* this fixes an IE bug with aligned or floated images */
    .storyContent img {
    position:relative;
    }

    Now the images show up but they are all over the page.

    Any ideas?

    If I didn’t have someone wanting me to set up this same theme I would just put a big giant note at the top of the page telling IE users to go away or get a better browser or something because I’m not going to fix it.

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