Not directly related but any help appreciated

[::Lisa::]

Hello and thanks for looking.

My husband is having problems with his browser and frankly I have no idea what he has done to make it this way. It's like this is both Firefox and IE, so I'm assuming it must be a general setting or something *shrug*

First of all I noticed the problem with my website logo not loading. It can't be that he has disabled images as the other images load just fine.

Here is a screen capture from his computer of my website:
http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b145/Lisa_clev/lisawebsite1.gif

Here is the same screen capture from my computer (showing correctly):
http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b145/Lisa_clev/lisawebsite2.gif

Now here's the next problem noticed. I was on this forum as a guest, when I had linked him to something. It the google sponsored links. Again, they don't show for his computer, but show just fine for mine.

Here's a screen capture showing the problem from his computer:
http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b145/Lisa_clev/potn1.gif

And a normal screen capture from my computer:
http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b145/Lisa_clev/potn2.gif

Anyone know what's happening?

Thanks,
Lisa

[Pekka]

Must be because anti-banner part of his firewall/virus software filters out data.

[::Lisa::]

Thanks Pekka, that was it!

We both have the same virus etc software (Kaspersky IS6) and I had set BOTH of ours up to not block banners, but rest on. He must've of turned it off but I never thought to check it again since he said he didn't touch/change it. Ugh! :rolleyes: :lol:

[condyk]

Loads fine on mine. Agree with the above. In the cascading style sheet the reference to the title image is 'banner' so it is being filtered out:

#banner { background-image: url(../images/banner.gif); background-repeat: no-repeat; height: 115px; }

See here:

http://www.lisacleverley.com/images/banner.gif

Others with same setting won't see the 'banner' either.

EDIT: Ok, you sorted it already ;-)

[::Lisa::]

So if I change my CSS file to rename that to 'logo' instead of banner that will allow people with anti-banner software running to load it correctly?

Something new to try :)

[kevin_c]

So if I change my CSS file to rename that to 'logo' instead of banner that will allow people with anti-banner software running to load it correctly?

Something new to try :)


Shhhhhh, dont say it too loud, all the advertisers will be renaming banner files to 'logo' get around the 'anti-banner' software from blocking the ads ;) :)