max-width property and PHP

Oh... when? (I must've done that before I saw your post...) (I didn't go and specifically change it because of your post).

Edit -
That is weird...

When I view your site, I get the same problem. But when I do a test using the same image it works fine :confused:

Quote:

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Originally Posted by KennyP

No. That one didn't work in either browser.

Maybe we could try hypnosis. We'll tell IE that it is really FF and maybe it will behave like it :)

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I think that Is everyone's dreams.
Try checking out these links, they may help you:
http://www.svendtofte.com/code/max_width_in_ie/
http://perishablepress.com/maximum-a...rnet-explorer/
http://phydeaux3.blogspot.com.au/200...it-for-ie.html
http://reference.sitepoint.com/css/max-width

Hello keyboard1333 & bernie1227 --

Many thanks to you for your kindness and generosity of time. After I saw the problem solved for Firefox, I thought a solution would soon come for IE as well. Sure enough, with the information I got at one of the sites you provided I was able to form the complete solution.

The code below, used without reference to width, works in IE as well as in Firefox to contain the display of larger size images within the space of 240X320, and in perfect ratio with the original images. The width automatically and proportionally adjusts. If a similar expression to width is used, the images fill the entire 240X320 disregarding the original image ratio.

Furthermore, if you download the image by clicking on it, you download the original larger size, which is exactly what I wanted.

Thanks again for your kindness,

Kenny

The working code...

Code:

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$ImageDisplay = "<img src='$FileLocation' alt='' style='max-height:320px;height:expression(this.height>320?320:true);' border='0' align='middle'>";
}

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