These images show in IE but not Firefox... plus other firefox prob

[Guest]

Hello,

I would really appreciate some help with 2 problems I have with Fp.
Generally, the page loads fine in IE, but in Mozilla firefox they look
horrible.

1. I have made autoshapes in FP, like stars and arrows but they are coming
up as blank, empty boxes in firefox. This is the link:

http://www.supervanmoves.co.uk/abc.html

2. Again, in IE the link below is set out fine and shows just like I made
it, but in firefox there are 2 things wrong: there is a big space between the
first cell and the smaller grey cells lower down + the grey cells have all
the writing in the top half only of the cells...

Many thanks for your time

Miranda

http://www.explosion-of-miracles.com/

 

[Ronx]

See http://www.rxs-enterprises.org/tests/VML-graphics.htm for reasons
why VML (autoshapes, wordart, text boxes) should not be used on the web.

Firefox does not display VML, it will only display poor quality .gif
representations of the graphics, or nothing at all.

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[Thomas A. Rowe]

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Hello,

I would really appreciate some help with 2 problems I have with Fp.
Generally, the page loads fine in IE, but in Mozilla firefox they look
horrible.

1. I have made autoshapes in FP, like stars and arrows but they are coming
up as blank, empty boxes in firefox. This is the link:

http://www.supervanmoves.co.uk/abc.html

Only supported in IE browser under Windows.

2. Again, in IE the link below is set out fine and shows just like I made
it, but in firefox there are 2 things wrong: there is a big space between the
first cell and the smaller grey cells lower down + the grey cells have all
the writing in the top half only of the cells...

I don't see any differences between FF and IE