All my stories that I post use exactly the same HTML preamble, with just the changes made to the titles.
Every single other one I have posted displays our "Anmar Grakh" 'logo' we use to alert readers. For some reason my latest (#90) does NOT display this on the Story Teasers page and yet DOES display it when you click on the story title and go there.
Tomorrow I must drive to the UK again from Switzerland, and back again next weekend. And then do it all again a week later.
I will have very limited time again during July and so would love for someone else to chase this down!
Pretty please !!!
Julia
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Duff HTML
In fact the whole preview section looks kinda squashed up to me. This would probably indicate a misplaced tag, or something like that. That in itself might cause the logo to get missed or passed over.
Penny
There now?
Just been to have a look (2202 BST) and both logos present to my view.
Teri Ann
"Reach for the sun."
Looked fine to me...
Looked fine to me...
It's been happening a lot but it's universal instead of something you did. Mine frequently don't show up, nor do other writers who use images in their teasers/headers. It's an annoyance but it'll show up eventually on your end.
I'm told STFU more times in a day than most people get told in a lifetime
Images
Sometimes images get lost when one of our servers gets out of sync with delivery. It usually clears up within minutes.
Hugs,
Erin
= Give everyone the benefit of the doubt because certainty is a fragile thing that can be shattered by one overlooked fact.
Looks OK in Safari
I have the latest non-beta High Sierra OS.
Looks OK in Safari
I have High Sierra also, 10.13.4, which I believe is the current full use version (I'm not a techie, so I don't know a lot of stuff. LOL).
As far as I can tell, when I checked the front page about half an hour or so after Podracer and efindumb had posted about the Anmar Grakh being visible, I was also able to see it correctly. That had not been the case less than an hour earlier.
I had been able to see the image and corresponding text within the story earlier than that, but not from the teaser view.