There could be a few reasons why an image in Webflow may not display properly in Internet Explorer 11 (IE11). Here are some things you can check:
1. File Format: Make sure that the image file format is supported by IE11. IE11 does not support certain image formats like SVG, so you may need to convert the image to a different format such as JPEG or PNG.
2. Compatibility Mode: Check if the browser is running in compatibility mode. IE11 has a compatibility mode feature that emulates older versions of Internet Explorer, which may not support modern web technologies properly. To check this, press F12 to open the Developer Tools in IE11, and make sure the Document Mode and User Agent string are set to appropriate versions.
3. CSS Compatibility: Review your CSS styles and make sure they are compatible with IE11. Some CSS properties or values may not work as expected in older versions of Internet Explorer. Check if you are using any property or value that is not supported in IE11, and consider using alternatives or workarounds.
4. JavaScript Compatibility: Check if any JavaScript code is affecting the image display in IE11. Some JavaScript libraries or functions may not be fully compatible with older browsers. Test your website without any JavaScript interactions or effects to see if the image displays properly. If the image appears correctly without JavaScript, you can try updating or modifying the JavaScript code for IE11 compatibility.
5. Load Time and Caching: If the image doesn't load at all or only partially in IE11, it could be due to slow internet connection or issues with caching. Clear the browser cache, refresh the page, and check if the image loads properly. Also, ensure that the image file size is optimized for web and not too large, as this can cause loading issues in older browsers.
6. Webflow Restrictions: Confirm that there are no specific limitations or restrictions within Webflow that could be affecting the image display in IE11. Check if the image is properly uploaded and referenced in the correct element and attribute.
By troubleshooting these potential issues, you should be able to identify the cause of the image display problem in IE11 and find a suitable solution.