Profile photo shift right in Firefox

Hello,

Can someone please open this page in Firefox and let me know how to fix the problem with the pictures shifting to the right:

http://liveonmichael.automatedfollowup.com/adamfharris

(It works fine in IE and Chrome)

After you click on a picture in Firefox, it adjusts itself.

Get rid of the position: absolute on the image.

<img onclick="return $( '#iiPPhoto1' ).ResumeFlashing();" id="child_2" class="icons" alt="" style="width: 443px; height: 354px; background-image: url(http://liveonmichael.automatedfollowup.com/media/images/profile/1/photo_1250211909.jpg); position: absolute; display: none;" src="http://liveonmichael.automatedfollowup.com/templates/base/images/icons/spacer.gif"/>

Hello ITM, thanks for your help.  I am looking in the admin section at the profile_view.css file, but I can't find the iiPhoto reference for "absolute".  Do you know which css this is defined in?

Thank you!

Adam

believe it's this you're looking for, file profilePhotos.php and line~377

Hey Okweb, yeah, I finally found it :)  Yeesh...

I took the code out, but now the site is doing something more weird:

http://liveonmichael.automatedfollowup.com/adamfharris

(it does the same thing in all browsers)

But it fixed the Firefox problem about shifting to the right!  LOL!

Any help is appreciated guys!

Adam

Your page width

<div class="main" style="width: 960px;">

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Your photo width

<img id="temThumbID" class="photo" alt="" style="width: 1280px; height: 1024px; background-image: url(http://liveonmichael.automatedfollowup.com/media/images/profile/1/photo_1250211909.jpg);" src="http://liveonmichael.automatedfollowup.com/templates/base/images/icons/spacer.gif"/>

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Go to Settings/Advanced Settings and edit this settings

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Max width of profile photo (in pixels) 1280 to 400 (maybe smaller)

Max height of profile photo (in pixels) 1024 to 400 (maybe smaller)

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maybe you need to set this back position: absolute;

Cheers okweb!  That was the ticket :)  I added the absolute back to the profilePhotos.php script (just in case someone reviews this in the future)