Thanks Rik!!!
After following the directions from the Dutch site I changed the line to a “_z.” so I could get the 640 size (and no unneeded api calls). 😀
Changed this line:
if ( options.size_callback == null || $calling.hasClass("video") ) {
$image.attr("src", $calling.attr("src").replace(/_[stm]\./g, "."));
to:
if ( options.size_callback == null || $calling.hasClass("video") ) {
$image.attr("src", $calling.attr("src").replace(/_[stm]\./g, "_z."));
Thanks for pointing me in the right direction. The change didn’t totally fix it but in the process something jumped out at me. I was using “grey” instead of #999 – IE apparently doesn’t understand english. 🙂
I changed:
#menubar {
background: grey none repeat scroll 0 0;
…
}
TO
#menubar {
background: #999 none repeat scroll 0 0;
…
}
and a couple other references from grey to #999 and all is better in IE.
🙂
