Weird background...

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My previous post asked this question. Why does my
computer seem to add a blocky, yellowish background when
I view my site? I did not publish it to look this way and
others say that it looks fine on their computers. I have
my video settings at 32bit true color.
http://www.i-jas.com

This site has ragged graphics, when I use my computer,
that do not match the graphics intended to be published.
http://www.faithgearzone.com

I don't have this problem with any other sites that I
visit, why only mine? It is very irritating to check my
site and see all this stuff that others say is not there!

How can I fix this???

Your help would be greatly appreciated!
 
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My previous post asked this question. Why does my
computer seem to add a blocky, yellowish background when
I view my site? I did not publish it to look this way
and others say that it looks fine on their computers. I
have my video settings at 32bit true color.
http://www.i-jas.com

This site has ragged graphics, when I use my computer,
that do not match the graphics intended to be published.
http://www.faithgearzone.com

I don't have this problem with any other sites that I
visit, why only mine? It is very irritating to check my
site and see all this stuff that others say is not
there!

How can I fix this???
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This is very tough to diagnose because I don't see the
same problems on any of several systems I tried here. I
really think there's something going on in your video
dsriver or settings. If this doesn't make sense, please
describe your hardware and settings.

BTW, I tied both sites in Netscape, to see if that was
the problem. The colors were OK but Netscape 4.77
displayed both sites very poorly. Elements appeared in
odd places around the screen.

www.i-jas.com looked OK in Netscape 7 but
www.faithgearzone.com again had misplaced elements.

You can fix both of those problems by getting rid of the
absolute positioning attributes you've applied.

Jim Buyens
Microsoft FrontPage MVP
(e-mail address removed)
http://www.interlacken.com
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Sorry, it looks fine from here.

Love your intro, btw. I actually sat through the whole thing.

FYI, in 800x600 you don't see your menu at the bottom without scrolling (and
with the stylized line, you're not sure there's more) and it kind of looks
like there's just the one page.
 
I was talking about ijaz there. The Faithgear site looks fine to me too
although it loads horribly slow even with my cable modem.
 
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