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Stretching the background image using 100% for width & height also produces different reseluts for different browsers. For a repeating pattern design you are better of using background-repeat set to background-repeat: repeat;.

You work at a company that boasts: Try asking your co-workers...

I'm by no means any sort of legal expert, but I have looked into this for another forum and for my own use... It depends on the amount of text/content from the other site - a few lines, probably not, but if its a paragraph of several lines and without it your work would be meaningless, then...

misho - I owe you an apology! I did yet another web search and found CSS Fix, with a section entitled Disappearing text or images in IE? It also points to the appropriate MSDN page, but the description on the CSS Fix page was enough. The affected elements were floated - I was looking at...

1x1x800? To cantre a table, in plain old HTML4.01 you use: <table align="center" width="800"> If you use styling then: <table style="width:800;margin:0 auto;"> or: HTML <table class="centre"> CSS .centre {width:800;margin:0 auto;}

In the past, I have noticed that when I set a background colour of a page/div/paragraph to the same hex value as that used in a graphic used in the same area, so as to give a fake transparent background effect, the colour of the page back ground was different to the graphic...

Also, is the problem seen across a range of browsers or just one?

True, but XHTML is effectively HTML4, tightened up with CSS added: XHTML 1.

Thanks for looking, but I don't think it is the float properties - I had the tables and images displaying OK in IE earlier. Also, it doesn't explain why in some cases you can see part of an image or the lower rows of a table. You can see the table and images are there, as the text wraps around...

You shouldn't have to worry about anything - as soon as you save the file with the .html or .css extention, the syntax colouring will sort itself out. I wrote these for another forum: ============================================================ 10 minute guide to HTML "This is a short...

I would suggest start with a slightly more enhanced version of Notepad, such as Notepad2 - it highlights the different parts of the mark-up in different colours, making editing easier. Start with the basic HTML4.01 and CSS1 specifications. Use a couple of browsers, at least Internet Explorer 6...

Can you post a link to the site, or at least the page source and any stylesheet used?

The problem occurs in IE 6 and older: click for larger

SOLVED: IE not displaying images and tables Site: Satan's Kittens At some point in the site editing, Internet Exploder stopping displaying images and tables on some of the pages. On a couple of pages, the lowest image, or part of table is visible - it's as if blind has been pulled down over...