Margins problem
Hey , I've been into web design for abt 2 months ... and i've been having this annoying problem .. whenever I wanna define margins for any " <div " ... every browser shows it differently .... I only got internet explorer 7 to show it the way i want .. other browsers like Firefox .. Safari .. Google Chrome. .. show it in a wrong way ... can someone please tell me why ?
Megan posted this at 14:34 — 27th April 2009.
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Looks like you didn't finish your question.
If you have a question about a particular display problem it's helpful to provide a link to your page so we can see exactly what's going on.
Megan
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decibel.places posted this at 16:16 — 27th April 2009.
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@Megan
no, sambitha used
<divand did not put in code tags - I suggested that you check the submissions for code and add (or prompt for) code tags if they are missing... although it is not even a full tag, the html filter removed it and all the following text because it was not closed<div" ... every browser shows it differently .... I only got internet explorer 7 to show it the way i want .. other browsers like Firefox .. Safari .. Google Chrome. .. show it in a wrong way ... can someone please tell me why ?@sambitha
every browser has its own DOM defaults for displaying html. You can override them with css.
if you can post some code (remember to use the code tool 3rd icon from right) or a link we can possibly be more helpful
greg posted this at 16:15 — 27th April 2009.
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[Post fixed - any time a tag is opened, regardless of if it's closed or not, the forum code tags need to be applied - Third icon from the right in the post tools]
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