DW designed site, some browsers are dropping images and doing other wonky things, suggestions?

Question

Hello, we have a small website and on the contact page there are hyperlinked images for facebook and linkedin. On some browsers or computers the images and links are being dropped entirely, including my own when I run Firefox but shows up fine in IE. On one computer instead of left aligning it was center aligned. Here is the page in question:
Vote Russ Tierney for State Representative
(Aside from the CSS doing away with tables which is a subject I still need to read up on) is there anything bad about that particular segment of html:
<tr>
   <td colspan="2">Find me on:<br /><a href="https://www.facebook.com/voterusstierney"><img src="images/Facebook.png"  alt="Facebook" width="47"/></a> <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/pub/russ-tierney/34/49/920"><img src="images/LinkedIN.png" alt="Linkedin"/></a></td>
   </tr>
Suggestions?

Answer 1

Aaron Hartley wrote:
(Aside from the CSS doing away with tables which is a subject I still need to read up on) is there anything bad about that particular segment of html:
Possibly.
Servers are case sensitive, so a link to images/LinkedIN.png will not be directed to a file called linkedin.png on the server. Your local OS won't have an issue with it, but the server generally will view that as a separate file from the mixed case version.
You may want to go through and normalize your file names from within DW's Files window and keep them all as lower case alpha-numeric names. Don't use special characters or spaces in the names either. Instead of spaces, use underscores or hyphens. When you change the names from within the Files window, DW will update all of your links for you.
Since you're seeing issues in some but not all browsers, I'm guessing the above probably isn't the problem (still worth mentioning though). It almost sounds to me like you are caching older versions in some of those browsers. Try clearing the browser cache to see if that clears up the issue.
Also, run your pages through the validator at http://validator.w3.org to get a list of html errors in your page. HTML errors can cause all kinds of funky behavior between browsers/versions. If it's still happening once you have your code cleaned up, post back and we can take a closer look.