rik408
11-06-2004, 12:14 PM
Hello all,
I was wondering if someone could take a look at my code and tell me
why the images are showing up in IE 6.0, but not in mozilla.
I embedded the html in the xml file like so:
<html:img src="daylily_pardon_me.jpg" alt="Day Lily "></html:img>
Here is a snippet of the code that may prove useful:
<plant>
<name>Always Afternoon
<ref> (Hemerocallis)</ref>
</name>
<html:img src="daylily_pardon_me.jpg" alt="Day Lily "></html:img>
<price>$10.00</price>
<details>
<mature_height>18 inches</mature_height>
<mature_spread>123-29 inches</mature_spread>
<mature_form>Mounded</mature_form>
<growth_rate>Medium</growth_rate>
<sun_exposure>partial to full sun</sun_exposure>
<moisture_requirements>moist</moisture_requirements>
<soil_type>widley adaptable</soil_type>
<flower_color>red </flower_color>
<foilage_color>deep green</foilage_color>
<fall_color>yellow </fall_color>
<zones>3-8</zones>
</details>
<description>
<para>Always Afternoon
<ref>Hemerocallis</ref>,
also known as a Daylily, has a very fragrant,
small cranberry-wine, almost red flower,
with a yellow throat, and a flower size of 3".
With dark green foliage, this daylily will reach a
height of 18" and a plant spread of 23-29".
`Pardon Me' will bloom from May through July,
with outstanding color and a definite rebloomer.
`Pardon Me' prefers a full sun area that is
well-drained.
</para>
</description>
</plant>
--
Also, in the css, I used the "before" statement which I know is ok
with Mozilla, but not with IE. Could this somehow be messing up the
image display in Mozilla? I don't really thin so but just for the sake
of completeness, here is the css:
http://voyager.deanza.edu/~tmp2609/rick/PlantCatalog.css
Here is the DTD (probably irrelevant but...):
http://voyager.deanza.edu/~tmp2609/rick/PlantCatalog.dtd
Finally, here is the link to the page I am referring to:
http://voyager.de anza.edu/~tmp2609/rick/PlantCatalog.xml
Please view it in both IE and IE 6.0
If anyone can spot what I overlooked, I would sincerely appreciate it
:)
I was wondering if someone could take a look at my code and tell me
why the images are showing up in IE 6.0, but not in mozilla.
I embedded the html in the xml file like so:
<html:img src="daylily_pardon_me.jpg" alt="Day Lily "></html:img>
Here is a snippet of the code that may prove useful:
<plant>
<name>Always Afternoon
<ref> (Hemerocallis)</ref>
</name>
<html:img src="daylily_pardon_me.jpg" alt="Day Lily "></html:img>
<price>$10.00</price>
<details>
<mature_height>18 inches</mature_height>
<mature_spread>123-29 inches</mature_spread>
<mature_form>Mounded</mature_form>
<growth_rate>Medium</growth_rate>
<sun_exposure>partial to full sun</sun_exposure>
<moisture_requirements>moist</moisture_requirements>
<soil_type>widley adaptable</soil_type>
<flower_color>red </flower_color>
<foilage_color>deep green</foilage_color>
<fall_color>yellow </fall_color>
<zones>3-8</zones>
</details>
<description>
<para>Always Afternoon
<ref>Hemerocallis</ref>,
also known as a Daylily, has a very fragrant,
small cranberry-wine, almost red flower,
with a yellow throat, and a flower size of 3".
With dark green foliage, this daylily will reach a
height of 18" and a plant spread of 23-29".
`Pardon Me' will bloom from May through July,
with outstanding color and a definite rebloomer.
`Pardon Me' prefers a full sun area that is
well-drained.
</para>
</description>
</plant>
--
Also, in the css, I used the "before" statement which I know is ok
with Mozilla, but not with IE. Could this somehow be messing up the
image display in Mozilla? I don't really thin so but just for the sake
of completeness, here is the css:
http://voyager.deanza.edu/~tmp2609/rick/PlantCatalog.css
Here is the DTD (probably irrelevant but...):
http://voyager.deanza.edu/~tmp2609/rick/PlantCatalog.dtd
Finally, here is the link to the page I am referring to:
http://voyager.de anza.edu/~tmp2609/rick/PlantCatalog.xml
Please view it in both IE and IE 6.0
If anyone can spot what I overlooked, I would sincerely appreciate it
:)