9 Responses to “(English) A quick tip on enabling broken image placeholders in Firefox 3 and beyond”

1. Funka! scrive:

   31st March 2011 alle 1:55 AM (UTC)

   You are my hero! Thank you, this is a very simple and elegant solution. I had been looking for a plugin/add-on to do this, but surprisingly couldn’t find any. (Even though certainly lots of people requesting this, just no real working solutions for me until I found your post!)
   Thanks again!
2. Jeremy scrive:

   10th March 2011 alle 7:48 PM (UTC)

   thanks for this great solution, I also added a variation to make it work for input fields being used as images (.net websites use this method sometimes)

   input:-moz-broken{
   -moz-force-broken-image-icon:1;
   width:24px;
   height:24px;
   }
3. Sam scrive:

   8th February 2011 alle 2:54 AM (UTC)

   Thanks guy!! Useful!
4. tosiara scrive:

   29th June 2010 alle 2:26 PM (UTC)

   Finally found a solution!
   Thanks, man!
5. TSwain scrive:

   2nd February 2010 alle 10:27 AM (UTC)

   Super-Duper site! I am loving it!! Will come back again – taking your feeds too now, Thanks.
6. Mike scrive:

   23rd January 2010 alle 8:09 PM (UTC)

   Thanks. This is useful for not just developers, as sometimes one can run across a site that has image links instead of text links, and when the image can’t be found, then one cannot visit that link.
7. feras scrive:

   12th October 2009 alle 2:03 AM (UTC)

   Finally i found a solution for this very annoying problem.

   thanx man
8. Kieran Welch @ Doxmart scrive:

   26th August 2009 alle 3:18 PM (UTC)

   It has caught me out several times too! Quite frustrating.
9. Rimian scrive:

   18th August 2009 alle 1:08 AM (UTC)

   Thanks! That was making me look incompetent! I wasn’t making mistakes like that since the days of Netscape 2.0