Google chrome weirdness with basic html

I just looked at my site and google chome doesnt understand height or width tags for images. I only use it for the ubuntu logo for my link to the ubuntu website but it looks really large in Chrome. Firefox and internet explorer handle dimension changes fine but chrome has some trouble.
On the website front I added a cool timeline for (almost) everything I do online looks nice and its really easy to set up.

Update: Alls fixed now, I was using the native dimensions to set the size for me. Firefox and IE both managed to use the image small but chrome must render the image differently on the page so it wasnt the height and width tags after all. I was just being dumb.

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2 Responses to Google chrome weirdness with basic html

  1. Safari MacIntosh

    What happens if you add

    .textwidget a img {
    height: 16px;
    width: 16px;
    }

    I can’t see where you define height and width currently…

  2. Shane says:
    Chrome 3.0.195.10Windows Vista

    Ah I fixed it. I didnt set the dimensions I thought I did. So then instead of chrome’s html its chrome’s img sizing problem.

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