I just made a website at geocities that doesn' t render properly. I realize that something gets added to the end of my html files that isn't exactly standard. Ads are not rendering properly which doesn't concern me. I have a graphic in the first frame that doesn't show, all that shows is the alternative text however the link still works.


http://www.geocities.com/neutro511/photos.html

I also noted something nice about IE that would be nice in K-Meleon. When you right click on a frame and choose View source, IE will display the source for whatever is currently in that frame!!!
I have ersonal photos on the page and its still under construction, however I believe my HTML is okay. I hope that someone tells me my HTML is bad and/or this will aid in improving K-Meleon.


I apologize in advance if this is in the wrong forum.

SW

Just noticed too when you open a photo directly in the browser and hold the mouse over it the message "The image "http://www.blahblahblah........jpg"; cannot be displayed because it contains errors. Even though it is displayed.

SW

1. No image in the first frame:

Change:

"images\grafx\gal1.gif"

To:

"images/grafx/gal1.gif"

"images\\grafx\\gal1.gif"


2. View Frame Source:

It's at the top of the context menu when in a frame, though the normal view source is still there near the bottom... kind of confusing, no?


3. Wrong tooltip when displaying images by themselves:

It is a known Mozilla bug, not much K-M can do about it.

Hope that helps.


Shelumi`El
Jordan

S.D.G

Steven,

you shouldn't use backslashes [*] on the internet, that's sth. windows-specific. just use normal slashes and everything will be okay. and no, that's not kms fault and should probably go to a web dev forum or sth.. btw: yes, ie will show such pages, but it's really wrong nevertheless.

[*] from http://www.geocities.com/neutro511/nav.html:

<a HREF="gallery1.html"TARGET="thumbs">
<img SRC="images\grafx\gal1.gif" ALT="Gallery One"BORDER=0></a>

For the invalid tooltip message, in embed.jar file locale/en-US/communicator/layout/ImageDocument.properties

Replace the last line with the following:

#InvalidImage=The image \u201c%S\u201d cannot be displayed, because it contains errors.
InvalidImage=%S

Thank you so much for all the replies. Guess I am too used to windows conventions! Guess I need to review all of my code.

SW