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why will firefox not display the jpg on my wed site design, IE does shown them

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karalee
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Our company website is very simple. It dispalys jpg images in IE but using firefox customers cannot see the images. I have the same problem if i try to view it via firefox. The website is not blocked from displaying images. The web pages a re very simple. Created via MS word and saves as HTML format. can you please help to determine why firefox does not display the images?

Our company website is very simple. It dispalys jpg images in IE but using firefox customers cannot see the images. I have the same problem if i try to view it via firefox. The website is not blocked from displaying images. The web pages a re very simple. Created via MS word and saves as HTML format. can you please help to determine why firefox does not display the images?

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James
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Not too many people here who do support really help with website development. You may be better off registering and posting in http://forums.mozillazine.org/viewforum.php?f=25

You may be asked for either the url or at least an example of your coding.

In meantime you can always check your site at http://validator.w3.org/

edit: Ah right you did post website in system details section.

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cor-el
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That website is an MS Office document that has VML content for the images.
You can see that as green comment code in the page source (View > Page Source)
Only IE can display such a document properly.

You need to save that page as W3C compliant HTML code and make sure that you disable VML to make it work in all browsers.

Looks that something is wrong with the image count for images used when VML is not enabled.

The image image003.jpg (http://www.karalee.com.au/index_files/image003.jpg) should be:

The image image005.jpg (http://www.karalee.com.au/index_files/image005.jpg) should be: 

javascript:void(document.images[0].src='http://www.karalee.com.au/index_files/image002.jpg');void(document.images[1].src='http://www.karalee.com.au/index_files/image004.jpg');void(0);

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