Is anybody else having problems getting the <img LOWSRC="picture.gif" command to be interpreted correctly by Internet Explorer version 5.5 ?
When I visit a test code page like this one:
...then my browser does NOT initially display the black&white LOWSRC picture, but rather only the larger color SRC picture.
I'm using IE version 5.5.4135.
All I want to freakin do is display a low-resolution gif image on a home page, and automatically replace it with a larger animated gif once that animated gif finishes downloading. It seems to me that the <img src=" " lowsrc=" "> command would have been a perfect solution for this.
THanks for your help.
When I visit a test code page like this one:
...then my browser does NOT initially display the black&white LOWSRC picture, but rather only the larger color SRC picture.
I'm using IE version 5.5.4135.
All I want to freakin do is display a low-resolution gif image on a home page, and automatically replace it with a larger animated gif once that animated gif finishes downloading. It seems to me that the <img src=" " lowsrc=" "> command would have been a perfect solution for this.
THanks for your help.