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So, I have pictures I must give a max-width. But as all of you know, IE is a pain there.

So usually, I'd just use inline css by saying style='max-width:'50px'" or something. But I did some research, and then I had the following:

img.first {
		max-width:390px;
		/* IE Image max-width */
		width: expression(this.width > 390 ? 390: true);
		}

 

But according to the W3Schools validator , the "width > 390 ? 390: true);" isn't correct as the numbers are incorrect. I tried with 390px but that doesn't do it eather.

Could someone help please?

 

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Then I'll just ignore it.

Thanks  a lot!

 

[ot]On a side note. The validator you keep referring too as being 'w3schools' is actually the w3c's validator. The w3c has nothing at all to do with w3schools.

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Yes I know, but it only soaked into my brains after saying those things. My bad :)

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