Problems with Internet Explorer

  • Hi All,
    I appologize for the previous empty posts but they were indicating that the problem had been resolve and that is definitley not the case. The original message is what follows.

    I am not sure what is happening with my site. But in Internet explorer it showes part of the top of the header, actually, right beneath the header.

    In Firefox on the otherhand it appears with no problem.
    The website address is: https://www.mikocmedia.com

    The theme is “Redsplash” and I’ve done some slight mods to it.

    Any help would be greatly appreciated.

    Thanks in advance.

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  • It looks to me like you don’t set the background header image in your header div. All I see in your header div is background-image: url(images/). Down in your navigation div, it looks like you do set the header image, and that div has height set to 168 pixels tall. Did you intend to put the header in the header div, and set that div to 168 px ? I don’t really understand your intent, so I am guessing here.

    Thread Starter mikocmedia

    (@mikocmedia)

    Thanks mechx1 for looking into it. But I tried (at least in the css styles) to indicate it in the header but when I try that the image then doesn’t even show up.

    The reason I put it in the Navigation division is because that’s where the original template had it.

    Any other ideas?

    Did you set a height in the header div? The background image has no height, so you must open the space for it

    Thread Starter mikocmedia

    (@mikocmedia)

    Yes and when I do this is what happens:
    https://www.mikocmedia.com/

    Thread Starter mikocmedia

    (@mikocmedia)

    I wound up just changing the themes. That solved the immediate problem but I still have no idea why that was occuring.

    If you are working with a stable theme, then I’m not advocating that you move everything around. I just looked at your code, and it made sense to me that the header image would go in a div called header, and it seemed that you had an incomplete background tag in the header div. But if that’s not what the theme designers called out, then you should probably put things back the way they had it, and try again to figure out where your design doesn’t mesh with their layout.

    Looks to me like you are working toward a solution, so I’ll leave it at that for now.

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