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Join Date: May 2005
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Cross Browser Conformity
Ok heres the thing.....I have my sites looking the way I want them to by way of netscape.....thats the only browser thats rendering my layouts exactly how i intended. Safari,Firefox, and Opera are a little bit off......Internet Explorer 5 for Mac way off, and slightly off for Explorer on PC. Im using floats for my content. Can anybody tell me what extra CSS or code i would have to type in to make my sites very consistent across all these browsers? http://www.fantasticfantasymm.com/WorldEquity http://www.fantasticfantasymm.com/MMS http://www.fantasticfantasymm.com/BKBrokers Those are the sites. Any and all help is appreciated. Thanks |
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dt immigrant
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I think you should first change your doctype to strict. You have way too many divs Quote:
www.css.maxdesign.com.au This site has also good tutorilas on floating stuff arond. You might want to check http://positioniseverything.net/ to clear floats and see known browser bugs. Finally, to have things centred in the page, you need to put everything in a container div like so: Code:
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Cheers |
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dt immigrant
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Oh, one more thing... waaay too much coding here imho Quote:
just declare once the font attributes for the paragraphs, don't repeat them, it makes no sense |
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dt immigrant
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more like a path I can not say anything about Mac browsers, though. Just do some reading on the links I gave you, also check http://www.kevinleitch.co.uk/projectnew/index.php www.alistapart.com www.mezzoblue.com for further reference. |
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Dizzy spell
Join Date: Feb 2005
Posts: 5,659
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I can't get that to work in FF? Must be doing something wrong?? I use: CSS Code:
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Emil - you sure you posted the correct CSS? |
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www.nakedintruder.com
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www.dithered.com is a must have site to help with this, have a look |
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