OK, so I'm nearing the final stages with this project.  Here's what I
have, and what I need.  Hopefully someone can help me here because I'm
at a point where I can't test certain things.

When an image is selected from the thumbnails, I have a script that
resizes the image to 50% viewport size and finds the center.  From
there the gallery tests for the viewport center and lines up the image
so that it is centered on the page.  It appears that the image resize
works well in all browsers.  However, I'm having some problems with
centering the image.  It works in FF3 (on Linux and WinXP) and I am
told IE7.  However, I can't determine whether or not it is working in
IE6.  I have downloaded IEs4Linux to try to see it on my own box, but
it is a very dumbed down version of IE so I don't know if my problems
are because of that or because it doesn't work in 6.  However, from
what I can see on my version, IE6 is placing the image full right
instead of center.

Another problem in IE (both 6 and 7) is that the previous and next
image buttons are not visible, even though the methods work correctly
as we still have keyboard navigation.

Yet another problem(possibly) is another small plugin I wrote to try
and fix IE6 png rendering problems.  The plugin searches out image
elements and any element in the DOM with a png background and applies
the microsoft filter to correct transparency.  I know it is doing
everything it is supposed to do up to actually working. I set it up to
alert me with the src for each png found on the page and it found each
one.  However, since I have no reliable IE6 to test this on I can't
tell if it is loading the filters and rendering the pngs correctly.
As a side note, this is still trying to add the filter to all browsers
(no sniffing involved just yet), but firebug doesn't display the css
rule.  This could be because FF doesn't use the microsoft filters
because when I hard coded the filter into the css, it didn't display
the filter property value either.

http://wbweddings.thruhere.net is the site in question.  Any help
would be greatly appreciated.  Thanks in advance.

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