1 Item Remaining in IE 6

[matt_12511]

I have made changes to my website and it includes transparent PNGs. So I downloaded some Javascript to do a browser check and then display the PNG properly.

The problem I'm having is that the page takes forever to finish downloading some item (1 item remaining). I can not tell what is causing this. The real problem here is that the drop boxes do not appear until the page loads. So most of my menu buttons take too long to appear in IE 6.

In IE 7 the page comes right up. In IE 6 it can take several minutes...

Here is a sample:

www.faceproject.org/about/

(there should be some drop downs under "who we are")

any ideas?

Thanks,

Matt

[Mittineague]

I went to the page using Firefox. At first I thought the problem might be with the large "face" graphic (324K). After the graphic finished loading I expected to see "done" in the status bar. The page appeared to have finished rendering. But even after several more minutes the status bar still said "loading" until eventualy it became "done".
The only error reported to the js console was a CSS error "expected color but found bf2b37" which I don't imagine should cause the page to hang.
Maybe it has something to do with the server-side code? Anything with a "sleep" in it?

[matt_12511]

Found it! Thanks Mittineague.

<img src="http://www.faceproject.org/images/Tabs.png" border="0" id="Logo" alt="FACE Logo" />

The id="Logo" was not in the CSS and for some reason that made everything hang up in IE 6.

Thanks,

Matt

[Mittineague]

The page is working much better in Firefox now too. That seems a rather odd bug. I mean sometimes I use Ids not for CSS but for DOM scripting. I'd hate to think some of my pages might be hanging because of that. I thought maybe your page might have had a naming conflict, but that doesn't seem to be the case either. And I really don't think there's a rule that everything that has an id has to be referenced somewhere. I think that I would be able to give everything an id if I wanted to whether I needed to or not and that the page would still work OK. Hmmm? Maybe "logo" is a "special" name? Anyway I'm glad you got it sorted.