March 6, 200917 yr As always, im having more problems with internet expplorer.. it sails through the w3c validator both the httml and the css, however it is struggling still with IE. www.rufus-denne.co.uk/pages/home.html could anyone please advise me as to what i could be doing wrong.. with reference to the navigation and the text and subscribe divs. as you can probably see they are not enjoying life under my rule in internet explorer. p.s. every other browser is displaying the page fine! thanks.
March 6, 200917 yr Hi, This is the common float problem that all beginners suffer from. It is very important while learning XHTML and CSS to gain a firm understanding of floats. When you float an element it is important to clear that float. Here is a thread that explains how to clear floats. Also, here is a thread explaining how floats work among other things. Hope this helps. . P.S. Your site takes a long time to load. I think it's your calls to the jQuery UI library.
March 6, 200917 yr Author that does help loads thank you very much. id never heard of that before. however, the navigation doesn't work at all and the .line class has been made very fat instead of 1 px. also in my subscribe div.. nothing is looking right, the buttons etc. very frustrating! can anyone help?
March 6, 200917 yr Use a base css file zorak is a good one will help with making browsers look the same :-)
March 12, 200917 yr Use a base css file zorak is a good one will help with making browsers look the same :-) What is a base css file.... where can we find zorak and other base css files. Many Thanks Richard
March 12, 200917 yr What is a base css file.... where can we find zorak and other base css files. Many Thanks Richard There is a good css file here, that migh help you: http://meyerweb.com/eric/tools/css/reset/ It just resets a lot of settings to try and reduce browser issues.
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