When editing my website Firefox does not allow image insert but Internet Explorer does allow.
When editing articles on our website inserted images appear as a broken link although they are visible in the editor. When the insert is pressed only text appears and "/jpg. item"
If I use Internet Explorer to carry out this procedure there is not a problem, however I prefer to use Firefox.
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What type of editor is being used there?
Do a View Page Source from Firefox and see all the green text that is being generated by your editor. All that green text is garbage code that Firefox doesn't understand - like from a Word document. IE may be able to read that code, but real web browsers (probably) can't.
I looked at 6 pages on that website and couldn't see any missing images with "broken code" Alt tags.
How does it look from another PC?
The editor is a WYSWYG. The image (jpg) appears in the editor but disappears once the insert is pressed, leaving an outline box and the image title. If I use IE to do this there is not a problem. This has only started to happen since the last Firefox update.
You would not have found anymissing images as they were removed. However I have just tried to insert an image in a newsletter (North, April Outpost 2010) resulting in the above problem.
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Your website contains VML (MS Office Word) code that only works in IE and not browsers like Firefox.
<strong>Nadine Lewis awarded JLT Sport MSA Marshal of the Year</strong><!--[if gte mso 9]><xml> <w:WordDocument> <w:View>Normal</w:View> <w:Zoom>0</w:Zoom> <w:DoNotOptimizeForBrowser/> </w:WordDocument> </xml><![endif]--> <!-- /* Font Definitions */ @font-face {font-family:Times;
You need to make sure that you disable VML in the web authoring settings and generate W3C compliant code.