Browser Question, The Return Of

[allah_sulu]

Do you remember how, in this post, I invented a trick for hiding one picture underneath another picture? The end result of this was that different users would see a different picture, depending upon what browser they were using. For example, Internet Explorer users (up to IE7, at least) will see the IE logo below; and most other users (Firefox,

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[wyrdsatyr]

in FF 3.08 on the top image I see four FF logos... on the bottom I see one FF logo and three IE logos..... strange...

[allah_sulu]

Very strange, since I'm also using FF 3.08 and it all works fire for me. Any interesting add-ons in your setup? What OS are you running it under?
EDIT: Can you email me a screen capture?

[wyrdsatyr]

screencap sent

[wyrdsatyr]

oops, do you no longer have boog.org? the e-mail I sent bounced back

[allah_sulu]

I still own that domain, but don't have the email options there that I used to. I sent an email to your gmail from my gmail.

[allah_sulu]

OK, I know what's going wrong for you but not why.
I use code in order to stack one image on top of the other (one is in a normal

[wyrdsatyr]

yes, that's more expected.

Question: Does This Look Right To You?

[allah_sulu]

Re: Question: Does This Look Right To You?

[wyrdsatyr]

yes

Re: Question: Does This Look Right To You?

[allah_sulu]

OK, thanks.

I coded it slightly differently this time, so that I (hopefully!) don't have to specify the size of the image -- I wanted to make sure you weren't seeing multiple images like you had before.

I'm going give the Massive Tool the ability to automatically generate this code, given the two image URLs.