may be a silly question but.... are you expressly stating height and
width parameters on the reference that is broken [nonexistent]?
initial thought...
-jim
Wade Preston Shearer wrote:
I have just discovered what appears to be a bug in IE 6 and am curious
if anyone else has experience with it. If a style sheet contains a
link to an image that does not exist, it borks all other images in the
same sheet. And I say "borks" over breaks because it doesn't just
break them, it kills the style declaration altogether. For example, I
have a background image set in one style sheet and then override it in
another. Below this override, I have a link to an image that doesn't
exist. So, with the situation described above, IE is freaking out
about the broken link and messing up the other links. The weird part
is that if the override declaration isn't working, I should still have
the original, right? Nope, instead I get no background image.
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