September 14, 201213 yr Put all you markup inside a wrapper div with a fixed width and it should look the same on all broasers, except that you will probably have to scroll sideways in small width windows; CSS #wrap { position: relative; width: ??px; margin: 0 auto; } /*to be the total width of all your markup*/ Markup [ <!doctype html> <head>...........</head> <body> <div id="wrap"> ...all markup... </div> </body> </html>
September 18, 201213 yr Now, there's a thing...fonts. I've specifically added Calibri on my styles. Looks great. If a visitor hasn't got Calibri, then its just to bad for their experience. It will default to sans-serif, or Times. As fonts go...its sexy. Add a bit of justify and we are talking font porn.
September 19, 201213 yr The only way to keep it exactly the same on every browser and every screen size is by using an image. You shouldn't have to aim towards making your site look exactly the same, the design should provide good functionality regardless of minor aesthetic differences, any major ones that do affect functionality can be fixed accordingly to be minor.
September 19, 201213 yr For the font you could use Google Fonts and then most visitors should be able to see the same font you wish them to see or you can use @font-face in CSS
September 19, 201213 yr The only way to keep it exactly the same on every browser and every screen size is by using an image. Quite right.
September 24, 201213 yr and keep one thing in mind http://dowebsitesneedtolookexactlythesameineverybrowser.com/
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