Try making the paths to the image files absolute instead of relative.
Instead of /images/logo.png, make it point to the actual place that it lives (e.g. http://swensondesigns.com/wp-content/images/logo.png). Not sure where it lives on your server, so it makes it difficult to point to it.
Does your logo happen to be encoded in CMYK? If so, try encoding it in RGB. You should also be able to change the css back to the relative path, at that point.
Does your logo happen to be encoded in CMYK? If so, try encoding it in RGB. You should also be able to change the css back to the relative path, at that point.
I was looking over my site on Safari, Firefox and IE. I noticed a few issues. I have attached an image to help illustrate my issue I'm having.
I can't figure out why it shows up fine in Safari and not in the rest? I even checked my image folder on the server and the images are all there?
Here is the site URL: http://swensondesigns.com/
Thanks for all your help in advance.
Nick
Try making the paths to the image files absolute instead of relative.
Instead of /images/logo.png, make it point to the actual place that it lives (e.g. http://swensondesigns.com/wp-content/images/logo.png). Not sure where it lives on your server, so it makes it difficult to point to it.
Hope that helps,
Jacob
-Jacob
Got it!! Thank you Jacob.