I had this problem with my site recently. It turned out to be how IE pads out images in my case. Maybe chopping a few pels off both dimensions will do the trick.

Looks nice in ie6 btw
not that I would suggest changing anything for any xplorer

Try “Compatibility View” under IE - it fixes most such issues.   Although it is a work around rather than a solution as everyone would have to do it. 

I’m not getting the Gallery images to display in Safari. I click on an image and a new window opens that is blank.  They do display in Firefox.

benf - 15 April 2010 06:21 PM

I’m not getting the Gallery images to display in Safari. I click on an image and a new window opens that is blank.  They do display in Firefox.

That’s bizarre.  I wonder why?

Anyway, I want to switch to flikr for our gallery as it seems a more flexible and globally searchable platform. 

If anyone knows of a safari fix, let me know.

Firefox.

Thanks Rezwan. I viewed the source code in both Safari and Firefox and they read the same. Nothing jumps out at me to identify the problem. I’m not a coder so maybe someone else has that expertise. I’m happy to use Firefox but Safari is the default browser for Macs so this problem could frustrate inexperienced surfers. Hopefully Flickr will solve the problem as you say.

I had some experience with web development. Nobody usually suggests this, but I have found in my experience that fixing validation errors usually fixes display errors as well:
http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http://focusfusion.org/index.php/gallery/&charset;=(detect+automatically)&doctype=Inline&group=0
obviously you can ignore the “alt” ones, I think the blind folk not care much about the images anyway.