I'm wondering if any of you high techie foodies have any suggestions/directions on how to figure out the problem here. I got the image into the banner by uploading the image to a test blog (using the blogger upload button), and pasting the blogger URl into the background: phrase under #header. It look so delicious on my Mac (running Safari).
Thanks in advance for any help on this.
This Post was written by Catherine from Albion Cooks.
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Hi Catherine,
I don't know if it'll help, but I've loaded my banner up onto photobucket and linked it from there. I've never had any problems with it. I post every thing using Safari....
Hope this helps...
I have a banner for my blog which works for both ie and firefox/safari.
I can send you the code by email if you wish.
Fanny
fanny_the_fairy[at]yahoo[dot]fr
Thanks Bonnie and Fanny,
I looked at your source code. One problem is I have no photo editing program, so I'm referencing a URL as the background of the banner, rather than linking to a complete text and photo image (like Fanny's).
Bonnie - it looks like you're doing it this way too, so I'm going to try out your way. I note you have something code in there called an "IE5 hack" - I wonder if this is a potential clue.
Thanks, again,
Catherine
Hi Catherine
Thanks for putting this up - I have the same problems too - I operate on IE and Safaria nd Firefox can't seem to see my page the way I do. I want to upgrade but fear it might be too much work.
-Celine
Ahhhhh took a bit to understand your response to seeing Fanny's code. You want to have an image and insert text on top of it with html.
fwiw- you can email me your image and text ideas and I can make you several images with the text on it (like fanny's).
It would be *no problem* to do so.
McAuliflower - thanks so much for your generous offer. I'm going to ask a friend with photoshop to give it a whirl, but if that doesn't work out, I may accept.
Cheers!
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