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1. juandejimenez
   Member
   Oct 28, 2010, 7:54 PM

   Hi,

   I'm an an amateur and I'm creating my first blog. I've added galleries using fancybox, and they look fine in Forefox and Safari, but not in Internet explorer. I based my layout in a template called under the influence. I desactivated the plugins and I still got the problem in IE. Then I changed the theme to the default one and the galleries were OK, so the problem is with IE reading the theme "under the influence". I would really like to keep my theme, since I'ce customized it to my taste. I know it can be sorted out by changing something, but I haven't been able to understand the couple of posts I've found bout the solution. Could anyone help me out? THANKS!!

   The blog I need help with is www.juandejimenez.com.

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   Oct 28, 2010, 7:54 PM

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3. ralphf
   Member
   Oct 29, 2010, 12:44 AM

   It may be related to the version of your IE browser.

   When I first checked my new blog on my PC with IE6 I found tiny pictures were being displayed. They changed to the size I had configured in the image posting after I checked the picture with "right click - properties". See if that makes show up in the size that you expect.

   So far I haven't seen this behaviour in IE7 but I have just finished updating this PC to that version a short while ago so I'll reserve judgement until I have had more experience with it.

   Note re my usage of IE6/IE7 - I realize they are old but that is what our corporate standard was (older one) and now is (newer one).

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