Why would background images not be ligning up on a mobile browser?

I have posted my problem in the link below. This works great and looks perfect on a desktop. I have three images loading within the same container, all same width, but the mobile browser seems to be stretching the middle image to the right! Any tips would be great. Im testing with Android Incredibles, older and newest models.
http://www.nexgenproductions.com/adobe_test/

Hi sydneyp,
Unfortunately there is no Mobile App for the Blackberry Forums, However there is a mobile version of the site if it isn't accessible by the built in browser I would recommend downloading and trying another browser like Opera this will give you access to the Mobile version of the forums
I hope this helps
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On 16 Apr 2007 in macromedia.dreamweaver, smittyboy63 wrote:
> The table is split into two, and I want 2 background
images sitting
> in them so I can write type over them (which is already
there).
> I know how to do this with divs, but have never done it
to a table (I no
> longer use tables for web page layout).
> The two images are supposed to be at the bottom of this
page behind "Robert R.
> Smith, Jr. - Rock Drummer" and "Contact Me".
> What have I done wrong and how do I make these two
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>
>
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Jo
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> What you see there *is* using the htc files. If I would
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> transparency disappears, but the background image tiles.
Why don't you
> take the easy way out, and make the background image
have a reduces
> opacity and contain the underlying image bits as well?
>
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>> But... it I remove the htc file it is not
transparent - and yet yours is.
>> I got in a mess with the transparency and there are
two versions... with
>> the htc file and the ie2.css fix. Removing one of
them seemed to prevent
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>> Did you *only* remove the htc file and nothing else?
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>> what to do <whimper>
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>> Jo
>>
>>
>> "Murray *ACE*"
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>>>
http://www.murraytestsite.com/savana.html
>>>
>>> You can see that indeed the png image is not
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>>> If I remove the htc files from the CSS, it does
do so. I conclude that
>>> there must be something in the htc file code
that is causing this to
>>> happen....
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>>> "josie1one" <joleros[nospam]@yahoo.com>
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>>>>
http://savanabar-leros.com/images/screen.jpg
>>>> Thanks for looking.
>>>>
>>>> --
>>>> Jo
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> "Murray *ACE*"
<[email protected]> wrote in message
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>>>>> Post a screenshot of what you are
seeing, please Jo....
>>>>>
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>>>>>
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>>>>>> I've cleared my cache but still
seeing non-repeating background on
>>>>>> both computers in IE6. Must be me -
thanks Murray.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> --
>>>>>> Jo
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>> "Murray *ACE*"
<[email protected]> wrote in message
>>>>>>
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>>>>>>> You're talking about the
translucent reddish rectangle? Looks fine
>>>>>>> to me in IE6.
>>>>>>>
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>>>>>>> "josie1one"
<joleros[nospam]@yahoo.com> wrote in message
>>>>>>>
news:[email protected]...
>>>>>>>> Really? I've now reduced the
size of the image if you wouldn't
>>>>>>>> mind testing. Displays
perfect in FF2 even with Ctrl+ but not on
>>>>>>>> two computers in IE6. In
fact it seems to cycle through several
>>>>>>>> backgrounds before
displaying a narrow background.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> --
>>>>>>>> Jo
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> "Murray *ACE*"
<[email protected]> wrote in message
>>>>>>>>
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>>>>>>>>> It's repeating for me in
IE6, Jo.
>>>>>>>>>
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>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> "josie1one"
<joleros[nospam]@yahoo.com> wrote in message
>>>>>>>>>
news:[email protected]...
>>>>>>>>>>I have a background
image in a cell of a 1x1 table -
>>>>>>>>>>
http://savanabar-leros.com/art7tables.shtml
>>>>>>>>>> the image is set to
repeat x and y.
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>> In FF2 and IE7 it
displays as expected.
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>> In IE6 the
background image is not repeated
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>> For the moment I've
increased the size of the image to
>>>>>>>>>> compensate - but
obviously I would like to know what I have done
>>>>>>>>>> wrong. It's a very
temporary fix anyway as increasing the text in
>>>>>>>>>> IE6 shows the text
dropping out the bottom of the background
>>>>>>>>>> image.
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>> --
>>>>>>>>>> Jo
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
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SSRS Report - background image not displaying in MHTML email

We have a report that has a rectangle with an image as a background (doesn't make any difference whether image is external, embedded, etc). The background image displays fine on the screen and when exporting to PDF, but doesn't show when emailing (via subscription)
in MHTML format and opening in MS Outlook, gmail, etc.
It seems to be a legitimate bug with SSRS (have tried in SSRS 2008 R2, 2012, 2014).
Is there a workaround? Service Pack?

Hi Corey Gray,
Per my understanding that the background image in the email subscription not display which format is MHTML, right?
I have tested on my local environment and can reproduce the issue. I deliver this report to three email amounts: Outlook, Hotmail and 163, below I will share the test results with you.
Outlook: the backgroudimage disappear in the email body and there is no one attachment being sent in the email.
Hotmail: the backgroudimage disappear in the email body, however, the backgroundimage being sent as one attachment in the email.
163: the backgroudimage displays in the email body and the backgroundimage being sent as one attachment in the email.
Based on previous test results, we can conclude that: these different scenarios caused by the settings of the email rather than Reporting Services.
If you are using Outlook, I would recommend you submit one thread in this Outlook forum,
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-us/outlook/threads.
In this forum, you can get more professional support about how to set the Outlook.
If you have any other question, please feel free to let me know.
Regards
Vicky Liu

Why does 'insert image' not work?

If I use Insert Image, the image appears on the email, but is not sent to the recipient. Why?
Whats the point of it if it appears to work but doesn't?

<blockquote>The fact that WYSIWYG does not work sometimes is no reason to regard it as not sensible to try and achieve. </blockquote>
Never is more the point. It never works on the internet, every browser and mail client renders fonts and forms and images differently. That is why most web sites use the browser string to choose which version of the site to offer up.
Change printers in a word processor and see WYSIWG change. Field questions from users who have suddenly manager to get their document on a 30 degree slant because their document formatting resembles a typewriter.
<blockquote>If what you see on the screen is completely different from what you send, how are you supposed to make quality judgements? </blockquote>
People writing computer programs and HTML have been doing it ever since there have been computers. Imagination and knowledge of the rendering capabilities to the expected client give some level of confidence. and KISS applies. The less complex the less likely it is to go spectacularly wrong
<blockquote>Having a link to a persons computer from another computer is an invitation to hackers. </blockquote>
That is what every address on the internet is, a link from one computer to another. Usually, your computer to someone elses. It is also why windows supports UNC names for files.
<blockquote>Why would you do that?</blockquote
Perhaps so content can be created once and use repeatedly without having to copy the data and perhaps corrupt it in the process. It also allows for content to be changed after the fact, so you can do a countdown due in X days
<blockquote>
Also,it still doesn't work. I tried sending myself an email, </blockquote>
Did you get the email, many providers just don't deliver mail to yourself anymore.
<blockquote>
and it should have referenced the file on my computer, but it didn't.
</blockquote>
What did the HTML img tag actually contain?
<blockquote>
The concept of sending half a document, and referencing the rest of the document from a computer somewhere on the Internet (which might be off), absolutely stupid from many points of view.</blockquote>
Depends, remote images in email are a perfect example of it. Many of today's emails would not be sent due to their size if the images were not remote, and how to marketers get to know who you are unless there are remote images so they can track you.
In a corporate environment there are places where you would be sacked for actually attaching documents to an email. A link to them on the server maintains the companies control of their intellectual property. Placing it in an email obviates all of that.
So get used to the fact that email is not WYSIWYG. It does not even use the same fonts you do, unless by happen-chance the recipient also has the same ones.
What does the message source say about the IMG tag for the image.
<preformat>
><img alt="" src="file:///C:/Users/Matt/Desktop/CSV%20how%20to/more%20images/blinkers.png" height="315" width="392">
</preformat>
It will look something like this for a local link with moz-do-not-send="true" set if I specify not to include the image with the message.
<blockquote>If Thunderbird has some inherent problem with incorporating image files into a document, then it should not allow it as an option. </blockquote>
I am afraid is simply do not understand that statement at all. You are the only person I have ever encountered that could not include an image in their email.
<blockquote>One thing that most Windows software now allows is transferring files between formats, </blockquote>
How come I can not get mail out of outlook in a usable format? Are BMP, JPEG and PNG images interchangeable?
I previously asked <blockquote>So what format is this image? (What file type) How large is it? What anti virus program do you use?</blockquote>

Why would background images not be ligning up on a mobile browser?

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