Hi,
On the following public node http://gamehub.phl.be/node/212 I created a page with some images. The first and fourth image need to be click-able. The images are uploaded with the Wysiwyg Image Upload module. Afterwards, I changed the code by adding achor tags around the image code.
Example: <a href="http://www.phl.be/inschrijving/gamehub/" target="new">[[wysiwyg_imageupload:114:]]</a>
In Firefox this works fine. In Internet Explorer, the link is shown when you hover the image. Right-clicking the image and selecting 'open page in new tab' brings you to the desired site.
But, left-clicking (normal way) on the image is not working.
Anybody any idea? I have no clue what the problem can be and how to solve it. Myself I'm using Firefox on Fedora, so I'm completely not familiar with IE. We noticed the problem because an external party mentioned it.
This is very urgent.
Thanks in advance,
Regards,
Frank
Comments
I wonder if it's because the
I wonder if it's because the output from the filter includes a class '0' (zero) for both the span and image tags. Since '0' is not a legal class name, it is possible ie is choking on it.
Nevets, the '0' came from the
Nevets, the '0' came from the selection 'No style' in the wysiwyg image form. Changing that did not solve the problem.
The output now is
<a href="http://www.phl.be/inschrijving/gamehub/" target="new"><span class='wysiwyg_imageupload image imgupl_floating_left imgupl_styles_spacing_5'><img src="http://gamehub.phl.be/nl/sites/default/files/imagecache/image_width_820/wysiwyg_imageupload/1/banner2_4.png" alt="114" title="" class="imagecache wysiwyg_imageupload imgupl_styles_spacing_5 imagecache imagecache-image_width_820" style="" width="820" height="124" /> <span class='image_meta'></span></span><br /></a>Still the same issue on IE.
Test removing the float left
Test removing the float left on the span tag encasing the image. (this class "imgupl_floating_left")
Chronosinteractive, thanks
Chronosinteractive, thanks for the hint!!
Changing the value to 'imgupl_floating_none' seems to solve the problem. Very strange IE-behaviour..
That's IE for ya. If you do
That's IE for ya. If you do want to float the image left/right - it might work if you add the float to the image tag itself (instead of the encasing span tag), or possibly the anchor tag instead.