my site don't show properly :(
how come my site doesn't show properly in opera? or in ns, it shows properly in IE and IE only, actually ie 5 and up, i need some help
how come my site doesn't show properly in opera? or in ns, it shows properly in IE and IE only, actually ie 5 and up, i need some help
Renegade posted this at 12:13 — 30th November 2002.
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lol also helps if u have the link
http://www.impactdesignz.co.nz/prospects/pes/index.php?body=contact.php
taff posted this at 12:34 — 30th November 2002.
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For starters, IE is more tolerant of coding errors and you have a couple. Take a close look at your table structures.
Beyond that, you need to be more specific
.....
Renegade posted this at 22:28 — 30th November 2002.
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well to be specific here's what i c:
white background, where it's ment to be a light bluey colour :#55aaff;
what do u guys c?
o btw it has no heading so just ignore that
Mark Hensler posted this at 23:34 — 30th November 2002.
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The page has a light blue background. The table where the form is has a white background. The form inputs have a gray background.
And the logo at the top right isn't loading.
Mark Hensler
If there is no answer on Google, then there is no question.
Renegade posted this at 03:43 — 1st December 2002.
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yeah, nopthing in the headsection is loading, because there's nothing there, were u using ie mark?
Busy posted this at 05:54 — 1st December 2002.
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take the html comments out of your .css file
at the bottom
Renegade posted this at 10:35 — 1st December 2002.
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ok busy, but what will that do?
The Webmistress posted this at 11:14 — 1st December 2002.
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Make the css work properly??
Busy posted this at 20:42 — 1st December 2002.
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HTML and CSS are seperate things, a comment in HTML is and a comment in CSS is /* */ both are unsupported by the other
Renegade posted this at 23:57 — 1st December 2002.
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oic, well it's gone now, i have yet to upload it
...i'm thinking of making my site load different pages [index.php] and css files based on their browser, how would i do that?
Busy posted this at 00:08 — 2nd December 2002.
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not an easy answer, you can use javascript to sniff for the browser type but has two downsides, one if javascript is turnd off (which is very common these days to avoid pop ups) it wont work, and two some browsers like Opera can have different ones.
you can use CSS "link" and "import" but will limit it to version 4 and below and version 5 and above but wont actually differ between browsers.
You can use PHP I believe to get browser type, but again isn't 100%
if your going for browser type, you'd end up with about 3 or 4 files, IE, NS, and other, then if you want new and old, it's another 2 files
best to use the css old/new and just use 2 style sheets and try make the site universal (same in all browsers)
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