Please help! Urgent issue for me!

I have had such wonderful luck in getting help in the past, and for some reason this issue isn't being touched by anyone.  Please help me and THANK YOU for that help, truly!

I have 6 images that I use for the image reloader on my homepage. As far as I was concerned it worked and looked flawless...  but that was on Firefox. I was with a prospect at their place of business and had them check out my website, and was embarrassed when all the images were massively off-centered and completely cropped.  I got home and the issues were fine on my PC. I checked the images in Internet Explorer instead of Firefox and *bang*, that seemed to be the issue. Obviously I can't have my site look like dung for anyone who uses IE, and my site and business is supposed to be "live". I am desperate to resolve this asap, as it is a huge issue for me.

I found a site that said the following, but I am NOT an html or code-person. Some things I make in Dreamweaver, and then migrate the html to my Dolphin site, and that's about it. So, I would need help even implementing this type of solution. Thoughts? Idea's? HELP! 

"Internet Explorer Image Scaling Fix

When it comes to resizing images, Internet Explorer won’t do a good job unless you add the follow line into your css:

img { -ms-interpolation-mode: bicubic; }

After taking care of that fix, your menu is ready to roll, nicely done."

 

 

Is this perhaps a solution? THANK YOU! 

-Kristi-
Quote · 20 Jan 2012

This issue is constantly being "touched"! http://www.boonex.com/forums/topic/Here-Is-The-Fix-For-The-Promo-Images-Going-Out-Of-Bounds-On-Homepage.htm and http://www.boonex.com/forums/topic/Image-reloader-misaligned-Plz-help-.htm (the fix you mentioned) together fixed the issue entirely for me.

Quote · 21 Jan 2012

Internet Explorer... What a pain in the backside! All other browsers use Bicubic Interpolation as standard but it is true when scaling images it is best to use this css extension just for the sake of those still using IE.

Just add that line to your common.css file and see what happens. :)

Quote · 21 Jan 2012

hello you all?

i was wondering what line do you add this code in the common.css folde?

thanx!Cool

For live support go see Jason at http://www.dolphin-techs.com he is a real big help!
Quote · 17 Feb 2012

 

hello you all?

i was wondering what line do you add this code in the common.css folder?

thanx!Cool

 does anyone know this question

For live support go see Jason at http://www.dolphin-techs.com he is a real big help!
Quote · 17 Feb 2012
 
 
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