Photos look grainy with netscape browswer

[LM]

The photos on my site look fine in Internet Explorer, but they look grainy in
the netscape or mozilla browswers. Any idea why?

 

[Thomas A. Rowe]

Please provide a URL to a page with a image with this issue.

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[Ronx]

Without seeing the page, it sounds like you have placed the images in
a text-box. To display in any browser other than Internet Explorer,
the text box and its contents are converted to a poor quality .gif
image - definitely not suitable for photo's.
The cure is to not use text boxes - there are HTML alternatives, such
as tables and <divs>.

 

[LM]

Thank you, yes that's what I did.

What's a <div>? Will tables and divs also prevent things from moving around
so much in the other browsers?

 

[Ronx]

Using tables you can fix a page layout.
Using <divs> you can do the same, but you also need to know a little
CSS.
One place to learn about HTML and CSS is at www.w3schools.com