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killian mcCloskey
456 Pointsmy nick picture does not appear correctly in firefox but does seem to work in google chrome.
hi guys, so far really enjoying the project and learning/reinforcing a lot of great things. but i have run into an issue when adding a picture to the site. the image link seems fine and i cant spot any differences in the code that i am shown and what i have done but the image seems to attach itself to the header when i add the "display: block;", when this is removed the image appears in the right space but is not centered. what is more odd is that if i open everything in chrome then i do not have this issue, i am currently using Firefox.
if you guys could help me with that it would be great!
cheers killian
4 Answers
Jacob Mishkin
23,118 Pointscan you post us your code? We will gladly take a look at it.
Zakry Zapata
15,494 PointsI had a problem with my profile picture disappearing in the mobile view version on the firefox browser. Is this the problem you are having?
Anyway, I added a clear: both; to the .profile-photo in main.css and it fixed the problem, maybe you can try that.
killian mcCloskey
456 PointsHi Everyone
Thanks very much for your replies it is most appreciated the clear: both addition seems to have work!
thanks very much guys!
killian
hognoodle
3,313 PointsThe clear:both worked for me as well (firefox). Is there a simple explanation as to why clear:both is required for firefox?
Zakry Zapata
15,494 PointsDifferent browsers sometimes behave differently with certain properties, simply due to how they are designed. This is why part of being a good designer involves making sure your code works as expected on as many browsers as possible/feasible.
hognoodle
3,313 PointsI've heard that (what you're saying), I guess it's going to take some experience to come up with a solution like this on your own.