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chike
Hello. I am at my wits end with thsi:

The problem I have is:

On my Gallery pages when I have thumbnailed images and place a hyperlink on them. For some reason, (and this only appears to affect people using AOL) the image source for the thumbnailed image is being deleted from my coding, so the bottom line is there is no image appearing.

This is an example of my coding, which is quite correct:

<div align="center"><a href="../images/g101102.jpg"><img src="../images/g101102t.jpg" width="120" height="107" border="0"></a></div>

The below is a different thumbnail after being viewed on AOL:

<div align="center"><a href="../images/g101101.jpg"></a></div>

For some reason, my coding has disappeared between the ><. The hyperlink is still there but no source for the smaller image. I have tried writting the full address of the image, but the entire coding for the image source is gone. Some image appear OK but others are completely missing. The odd thing is on every other PC, everything looks fine! My website is: www.smokinmonkey.org

I have attached some of my source code which shows some images are OK and coding is correct and some where it has completely been removed.

Can you help at all?

Many thanks in advance,

Chike.
Darin McGrew
Are your images one of the typical sizes for ad banners? If so, then AOL may be stripping your images, thinking that it's stripping ads. But other filters will strip ad banner images too, not just AOL.

468x60
728x90
250x250
200x200
336x280
300x250
120x600
160x600
chike
Hi and thanks for replying. My thumbnails are all 120x90. Do you think this could be the problem? It has been driving me crazy now for an age now! I will have a go at resizing all thumbnails to different dimensions and come back here with the result.

Fingers crossed and thanks again,
Chike.
chike
Hi Darin,

That appears to have done the trick! Absolutely brilliant, thank you!!!

God bless you and best wishes for Christmas.

Chike.
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