On Thu, 2005-08-18 at 07:19 -0400, Patrick wrote: > While working on a new website, I came acoss something strange with Firefox... > > Please take a look at the picture from this link: > http://img41.imagevenue.com/img.php?loc=loc58ℑ=3d0_overview.jpeg With a spam filled page like that I don't even want to try and think about what on the page might be causing your problems. If there's a problem with your HTML authoring, provide a simpler example, with no extraneous rubbish on the page. > The first image (part of) is a single layered image (.png or .jpg), > crisp and without any blury "jpeg" artifact. When that image is placed > inside a html file, Firefox shows it like a bad jpeg image and it's > got a lighter coloured background (?), see the 2nd image. If watch the > same page on a machine running Windows 2000/Internet Explorer, it > shows perfectly... Different computers handle PNGs differently (they can have gamma information included, and it gets ignored by MSIE). So a PNG of the same image can look different than a JPEG of the same image (your background colour problem, for example). MSIE frequently gets things wrong, it's rendering of PNGs is no exception, many authors don't know this, and those who've misconstructed source material (their PNGs) don't realise the cause, then try to get the wrong results everywhere, instead of fixing up the source (the right gamma in the PNG, or not including any). Alternatively, the next most common thing to be a problem is authors resizing images with the browser. Many browsers do a truly awful job of this. Your example test page is too convoluted to quickly examine and come up with an explanation and solution, though. -- Don't send private replies to my address, the mailbox is ignored. I read messages from the public lists.
