"Ganesh" <ganeshjacharya@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:50f874c2-8b9e-4a04-ae7d-ecef2859a665@a27g2000prj.googlegroups.com...
> We are seeing annoying boxes only from IE8 browsers
>
> http://realjunction.com/Sm1
> (Please visit the sample website inside the frame)
>
> The boxes are seen under "Services" link. Hover your mouse over
> "Services" to see the exact example.
>
> Please let us know a work around.
Looks like a simple coding error but I don't know how to fix it. E.g.
here is the source for one of them (as seen by IE8's Developer Tools, Edit
source command:
<A class=extra href="#">SEO<IMG style="WIDTH: 9px; HEIGHT: 11px"
class=rightarrowpointer src="images/.gif"></A>
E.g. wouldn't that be at least an HTTP 404 for the typo in that src=
attribute? FWIW Image Report seems to support this idea.
What's strange is that the class=extra does seem to provide a background
image if that is what that code is supposed to represent:
..ddsubmenustyle .extra
background : url(images/extra.gif) #2d2b1c no-repeat 152px center
but when I try to delete the extraneous src= attribute in the HTML I still
get the effect of the HTTP 404 *and* the dropdown menu stops working. So
you need to find someone with a better grasp of how CSS works unless this is
enough of a clue for you to fix it yourself.
HTH
Robert Aldwinckle
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