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Site not showing good in Firefox

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Hey guys,

Having slight problems with my site..

Firefox and Opera browsers show something wrongly on my site unlike IE..

Can someone tell me what should I do to repair this problem..

Screenies..

Firefox and Opera:

firefoxpm2.png

IE

iedc5.png


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Firefox and Opera support transparent PNG's whereas Internet Explorer does not.

omt_joomla_trans.png

Not true matey. IE7 supports transparent PNG's..

well apparently it sucks at it... i hate it when i cant get all 3 browsers working right in one of my websites.

I dont know anyone using IE7 :P

:hello:

Me - for hotmail only, but I'm still using it.

Is that really such a serious problem?

I didn't even see any differences between the two images until I looked very carefully.

Most of your site's users are probably going to think the same way.

Firefox 2.0 rules. Way better than IE7

Still shows this picture badly on my site..

firefoxpm2.png

This may be why:

<span id="joomla" style="filter:progid:DXImageTransform.Microsoft.AlphaImageLoader(src='http://www.wincert.net/templates/jw_onemorething/
images/omt_joomla_trans.png',sizingMethod='scale');"></span>

DXImageTransform.Microsoft.AlphaImageLoader caught my attention.

I might try...

<span id="joomla"><img src="http://www.wincert.net/templates/jw_onemorething/images/omt_joomla_trans.png" alt="Technews" title="WinCert.net Tech News"></span>

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