i have created a website that looks fine in IE but the alignment is out when viewed with FF! could anyone help me out so that i can make the website look the same for both browsers. The website is [URL=”http://www.simply-pizza.com”]here[/URL] Ive tried looking on the internet for help but havent had any luck!
@chris1988authorJun 01.2008 — #Hi, i have created a site and all was well untill i checked the website in FF. it seems that some of the divs position themselves higher in IE than they do in FF, this making the alignment of the page messed up.
The site is here, any help would be much appreciated.
Edited by WebJoel: -Merged your two threads together (CSS and this on in GENERAL). Avoid [I]cross-posting[/I], it is confusing. ?
@CentauriJun 02.2008 — #You won't get any cross-browser conformity without a [B]valid doctype[/B] on the page for starters - you will probably find IE will then display more like proper browsers. All the absolute positioning is another problem as the layout breaks on text resize - looks like the site was done with Dreamweaver via the design view window, which is usually not a good idea....
@WebJoelJun 02.2008 — #What is that little semi-colon-looking thing to the immediate left of "HOME"? Only seen in Firefox, this "HOME" seems to be a javascript, not a regular anchor link. It probably does no harm, I tried to find it in your code could could not..
@ray326Jun 02.2008 — #I think all that Javascript text insert stuff contains a missing closing quote on a title value resulting in that :; you're seeing.