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I can see the image in chrome and IE but not in Firefox.
On inspecting the image element, there is display:none !important assigned to it.

Not using any vendor CSS or JS files. It's plain HTML.
When I check the Media info in Firefox, I can see the image listed and the 'block' option is not marked.

What could be the reason and how to fix it.

<ul>
 <li>
   <a href="#">
     <img src="images/ad1.jpg"/>
   </a>
  </li>                    
 </ul>

enter image description here

UPDATE I had an ad-blocker plugin in firefox which was causing this issue.
renaming the class ads, did not work, but renaming the image worked. Hope this helps.

sukesh
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I'm guessing you have an adblock extension active, since your image is nested in a div with a class of .ads

JustH
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