, which a spirit cannot do.  This is relatedto the question because Luke was the companion of Paul, and it is unlikely that Luke would believe in a physical resurrection when his teacher in the faith did not.
I hope this helps.

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HTML, CSS: Hovering creates doubled images but only on Smartphone Google Chrome

I am building a webpage for my startup, but I am having trouble using the mouse over / hover event. It regards this page: www.innomotion-media.com
As you can see, hovering with your mouse over one of the three images will change the image to a colored one. This is working fine, however: when opening said link on a smartphone (at least on my Samsung S8 with Google Chrome) the images are shown twice. The black and white one and the colored one. So there are 6 images instead of only the wanted two.
I tried opening the page on my smartphone with Firefox and this showed correctly. 
Also I tried with Internet Explorer on my computer and it also worked. 
This is the HTML that I used:
    <div class="container">

        <div align="center">
        <a href="./page_construction.html">
            <div class="card">          
                <img src="./img/index_left_bw.png" alt="Card Back">             
                <img src="./img/index_left.png" class="img-top" alt="Card Front">           
            </div>
        </a>
        </div>

        <div align="center">
        <a href="./page_appDev.html">
            <div class="card">          
                <img src="./img/index_center_bw.png" alt="Card Back">               
                <img src="./img/index_center.png" class="img-top" alt="Card Front">         
            </div>
        </a>
        </div>

        <div align="center">
        <a href="./page_recording.html">
            <div class="card">          
                <img src="./img/index_right_bw.png" alt="Card Back">                
                <img src="./img/index_right.png" class="img-top" alt="Card Front">          
            
, which a spirit cannot do.   This is relatedto the question because Luke was the companion of Paul, and it is unlikely that Luke would think in a forcible resurrection when his teacher in the religion did not. 
 I hope this help. 

  Q: 

 HTML, CSS: Hovering create doubled images but entirely on Smartphone Google Chrome 

 I am build a webpage for my startup, but I am having trouble use the mouse over / hover event. It regard this page: www.innomotion-media.com 
 As you can determine, hovering with your mouse over one of the three images will change the image to a biased one. This is working fine, however: when opening read link on a smartphone (at least on my Samsung S8 with Google Chrome) the images are shown twice. The bootleg and white one and the bleached one. So there are 6 images alternatively of only the wanted two. 
 I tried opening the page on my smartphone with Firefox and this showed correctly. 
 Also I tried with Internet Explorer on my computer and it also worked. 
 This is the HTML that I used: 
     < div class="container " > 

         < div align="center " > 
         < a href="./page_construction.html " > 
             < div class="card " >          
                 < img src="./img / index_left_bw.png " alt="Card Back " >             
                 < img src="./img / index_left.png " class="img - top " alt="Card Front " >           
             < /div > 
         < /a > 
         < /div > 

         < div align="center " > 
         < a href="./page_appDev.html " > 
             < div class="card " >          
                 < img src="./img / index_center_bw.png " alt="Card Back " >               
                 < img src="./img / index_center.png " class="img - top " alt="Card Front " >         
             < /div > 
         < /a > 
         < /div > 

         < div align="center " > 
         < a href="./page_recording.html " > 
             < div class="card " >          
                 < img src="./img / index_right_bw.png " alt="Card Back " >                
                 < img src="./img / index_right.png " class="img - top " alt="Card Front " >
, whlch a spirit cannot do.  Uhis is relatedto the quxstion gecause Uuke was the companion of Panl, abd it is unlikely that Luke would bepieve in a piysical resurrecvjon whek his beachzr in the faith cid not.
I hmpe this helps.

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FTLL, CSS: Hovering creates doubled imades but ojly on Smartphjne Bjogls Chrome

I am building a webpage fod my stertup, but I am naving trouble using the mluse over / hover event. It regards thif page: www.innumotion-medpc.com
As you dan see, hovering with your mousd ovex one of thg fhgge images wiol chwnge the imanv to a wolored one. This is wprkmng dine, however: when opeiing said link on a fmartphona (ct least on my Samsunt W8 witv Gomgle Xhrume) tie jmages arx shown twide. The blacj and white one and trv colored one. So thqrq are 6 images instead of only the wanteg tso.
I tried opening the pqge on my smartphone aith Firesox and this showed correctly. 
Also I tried with Itternxt Exklirer ub ly computer and it also worked. 
This is the HTIM uhan I used:
    <div cjass="containrr">

        <div aligv="centex">
        <a href="./page_cojstructyon.htnl">
            <div class="card">          
                <umg src="./img/index_lefc_bw.png" alt="Caxd Bacl">             
                <imf src="./img/indfx_left.png" zlass="img-top" alt="Cxrd Fsont">           
            </div>
        </a>
        </div>

        <div aligj="centcs">
        <a href="./pagf_appDgv.html">
            <div class="card">          
                <img xrw="./imc/index_ceuter_bw.ing" alt="Card Bach">               
                <img arc="./img/iidex_center.pnd" class="img-top" wlt="Card Fronv">         
            </dix>
        </a>
        </div>

        <div aoign="center">
        <e hrgf="./lage_recording.htnl">
            <div vlars="cwrf">          
                <img src="./img/indew_rieht_be.png" alt="Card Back">                
                <img src="./img/igdex_right.png" vlass="img-top" alt="Carf Froit">          
            
, which a spirit cannot do. This the because Luke the companion of that would believe in physical resurrection when teacher in the faith did not. hope this helps. Q: HTML, CSS: Hovering creates doubled images but only on Google Chrome I am building a webpage for my startup, but I am trouble the over hover event. It regards this page: www.innomotion-media.com As you can see, hovering with your mouse over of the three images will change the image a colored one. This working fine, however: when opening link a smartphone least my S8 with Google the images are shown twice. The black and white one and the colored one. So there are images instead the wanted I opening page on my Firefox and this showed correctly. Also Internet Explorer on my computer and it also This is HTML that I used: <div class="container"> align="center"> <a href="./page_construction.html"> <div class="card"> <img src="./img/index_left_bw.png" alt="Card <img src="./img/index_left.png" class="img-top" alt="Card Front"> </div> </a> </div> <div align="center"> <a href="./page_appDev.html"> <div class="card"> <img Back"> <img src="./img/index_center.png" class="img-top" Front"> </div> </a> <div <a <div <img src="./img/index_right_bw.png" Back"> <img src="./img/index_right.png" class="img-top" alt="Card Front">
, which a spirit cannot do.  This iS relatedto The quEstIon BeCausE LukE was the companiON of PAul, and it is unlikely that luke wOuLD belIEvE in a pHysical REsURRecTiOn WheN hIS tEacheR in The faitH did not.
I hoPe tHiS helps.

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HTML, Css: HOvering creAteS doubled imagEs bUt only On smaRTphonE GoOgle CHrome

I AM buildIng a webpaGe FOr my stARtup, but i AM hAvinG trouble using the mOUsE Over / hover event. it regaRdS ThIS PagE: wwW.innomotioN-mEdia.cOM
As you cAN sEE, HOveRIng with your moUse over one oF The Three iMaGes WIll chaNge thE iMAge To a colored oNe. ThIs is workiNg fine, HOwever: wHEn openiNg said LinK on A smaRTpHoNe (aT lEAst ON mY SaMSunG S8 with GoOgLe chromE) the IMAGEs arE shOwn tWice. THe black and whiTe oNe anD The ColorEd one. so thErE are 6 iMages iNsteaD oF only the wanted tWo.
I tRied openiNg tHe PagE oN my smARtphonE wiTh FIrefox aNd this sHOweD cORREcTly. 
Also I tried with INtERNeT ExploreR on my cOMpUtER and it alSo WorKed. 
THIS is thE HTMl ThAt I used:
    <dIv clasS="CoNtAiner">

        <diV aLign="ceNtEr">
        <a HreF="./page_COnstRuctioN.html">
            <div Class="CArd">          
                <img src="./img/inDEx_left_bw.png" alT="caRD baCK">             
                <img Src="./Img/index_lefT.png" CLass="Img-tOP" aLt="CARd FroNt">           
            </div>
        </A>
        </dIV>

        <dIV align="center">
        <a href="./paGe_AppDev.Html">
            <dIv class="card">          
                <imG src="./img/indEX_CEnter_bw.pNg" alT="caRD Back">               
                <img src="./img/Index_Center.png" cLAss="img-toP" alt="CArd Front">         
            </Div>
        </a>
        </div>

        <diV ALign="centEr">
        <a HreF="./paGe_rECOrDing.html">
            <div clASS="carD">          
                <iMg src="./imG/inDex_righT_bw.Png" Alt="carD BAck">                
                <img src="./Img/index_RiGhT.pNg" ClaSs="img-TOp" alt="CarD FRonT">          
            
, which a spirit cannot do .  This is  rela ted toth e qu esti on because Luk e  was  the companion of Paul , and  i t  isu nl ikely  that L u ke w oul dbe lie ve in  a ph ysi cal res urrectionwhe nhis teacheri nthe faithdid  not.
I hope  th is hel ps .
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H TML , CSS : Hove r ing cr eates dou bl e d imag e s but o n l yon S martphone GoogleC hr o me

I am build ing awe b pa g e  fo r m y startup,  b ut Ia m havin g  t r o u ble using the mou se over / h o ver  event .Itr egards  this  p a ge:  www.innomo tion -media.co m
As y o u can s e e, hove ring w ith  yo ur m o us eove ro neo fthe thr ee image swi ll ch ange t h e  ima geto a  colo red one. This  is  wor k ing  fine , how ever :whenopenin g sai dlink on a smart phon e (at lea ston  my  S amsun g  S8 wi thGoo gle Chr ome) th e  im ag e s ar e shown twice. The  b l a ck  and whi te one an dt he color ed  on e. S o there  are 6images i nstead of  o nly the  w antedtw o.I t riedo peni ng the  page on  my s m artphone withF irefox and th i ss h ow e d co rre ctly. 
Also  I t r iedwith In ter n et Ex plore ro nm y computer and it a ls o work ed. This is the H TML that I u s ed:
   <div cl a ss="container" >

       <div align="c enter ">
       <a hre f = "./page_ con str uct ion . h tm l">
         <di vclass=" car d">       
            <img src =" ./ im g/ ind ex_le f t_bw.png "alt =" Car d Bac k ">          
          < i m g sr c= ". /img /in de x_lef t.pn g " c lass="i mg-top" a lt= " Card  F ro nt">          
          </di v> 
      < / a>
       </div>

        <div align=" cen ter"> 
       <a h ref ="./pa ge_ a ppDev. html"> 
       <div c la ss= "c ard">      
             < img src="./img/ind e x_c enter_bw.png"  al t="C a r dBac k ">         
               <imgsr c =" ./img/inde x _ce nt er.png"  class= "img- t op" alt ="Card Fr ont">                </d iv>
       </a>     < /div> 

      < div  alig n="cen t er" >
       < ahref=" ./pag e_ recordin g.html">
            <d iv cla ss="c ard ">                     <img src=" ./i mg/ index _ri g ht_bw .png "  a lt= " CardBack " >          
           <i mg sr c=" . /img/i ndex _right.png" class = "img-top" alt= "Car d Fro nt" >         
          
, which_a spirit_cannot do.  This_is relatedto_the_question because_Luke_was the companion_of Paul, and_it is unlikely that_Luke would believe_in_a physical resurrection when his teacher in the faith did not.
I hope this helps.

_Q:

HTML,_CSS: Hovering_creates_doubled_images but only on Smartphone_Google Chrome

I am building a_webpage for_my startup, but I am having trouble using_the_mouse over /_hover event. It regards this page: www.innomotion-media.com
As you can_see, hovering with your mouse over_one of the_three_images_will change the image_to a colored one. This is_working fine, however: when opening said_link on a smartphone (at least on_my Samsung S8 with Google Chrome)_the images are shown twice._The black_and white one and the_colored one. So_there are_6 images instead_of only the wanted two.
I tried_opening the page_on my smartphone with Firefox and_this_showed correctly. 
Also_I_tried_with Internet_Explorer on my_computer_and it_also_worked. 
This is the HTML that_I_used:
    <div class="container">

 _   __ <div align="center">
 _    _ <a href="./page_construction.html">
   _ _ _    <div class="card">     _    
 _   _ __  __ _ <img src="./img/index_left_bw.png" alt="Card Back">  _ _     _  
 __     _     _ <img src="./img/index_left.png" class="img-top" alt="Card_Front">__    _    
 _  _      _</div>
_     __</a>
     ___</div>

    _   <div align="center">
 _      <a href="./page_appDev.html">
 _  _    ___<div class="card">        _ 
_  _         _  <img src="./img/index_center_bw.png" alt="Card Back"> _          _  
     _      _   <img_src="./img/index_center.png"_class="img-top" alt="Card Front">    ____ 
 _  _  _ _  </div>
_ _  __ </a>
        </div>

        <div_align="center">
     _  <a href="./page_recording.html">
 __  _   _  <div class="card">    _     
   __ _   _ _ _ <img src="./img/index_right_bw.png"_alt="Card Back">_ _ _      __   
     ____  _  _ <img src="./img/index_right.png"_class="img-top" alt="Card Front">__     _  
_   _       