php - Some images only showing alt text in Firefox but load fine in Safari or Chrome yet other images on the same page load fine -


I am creating a simple website for myself and try to hook some WordPress to the web for myself and fun Teach a little about coding. I have fixed my website and I am using a four-series series on the front page to navigate around the site. Three of these categories and these images look fine. Another link for a WordPress page and though I have used the same code, it is showing alt text only for the image. This bug occurs only when Firefox is used, I tested it with Chrome and Safari, Which show both pages as expected and I have not tested it with IE because I am using OS X and I have not got a chance. This problem is with the logo in the top left corner, this logo is linked to the main page and only shows alternative text in Firefox. I have also tried to use Mobile Safari on iPhone and it has only one problem.

Code for the main index:

  & lt ;? Php get_header (); ? & Gt; & Lt; Div class = "main_link" & gt; & Lt; A href = "http://jonhocking.co.uk/?cat=3"><img src =" & lt ?? php bloginfo ('template_directory') ;? & gt; /images/Current.png " /> & Lt; / A & gt; & Lt; A href = "http://jonhocking.co.uk/?cat=4"><img src =" & lt ?? php bloginfo ('template_directory') ;? & gt; /images/Previous.png " /> & Lt; / A & gt; & Lt; A href = "http://jonhocking.co.uk/?cat=1" & gt; & Lt; Img src = "& lt ;? php bloginfo ('template_directory') ;? & gt; /images/Blog.png" / & gt; & Lt; / A & gt; & Lt; A href = "http://jonhocking.co.uk/?page_id=85"><img src =" & lt ?? php bloginfo ('template_directory') ;? & gt; /images/BlogRoll.png " Alt = "blog-roll" /> gt; & Lt; / A & gt; & Lt; / Div & gt; & Lt ;? Php get_sidebar (); ? & Gt; & Lt ;? Php get_footer (); ? & Gt; The only difference is to add the original text to the blog-roll image so that I can load something at least in the FF and the fact is that the blog-roll is a page That's not a category. Is not that clear to me? 

thanks,

John

blogger page any I do not see it in the browser - I have just tested Safari and Chrome. Perhaps you've cached it in those browsers and have crashed it on the server.

Directly accompany it - this image does not exist or is corrupt.


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