Can somebody PLEASE tell me how & why that FF browser does not show the footer on my website in the correct way IE & Chrome does? If you take a look yourself you'll see what im talking about. I know about the css reset & have now implemented it. But for some reason (be it margins etc or even what some Technical guy said 'set to important on your divs' I dont know what that means) or 'There is an extra hidden padding on your sub1a as its not aligning properly to its parent'. If you can help me in anyway Thank you very much.

 

I think the problem is staring me in the face, But i need a little help finding it.

 

thanks people.

sub-wrap.css

index.html

[Thread title edited: Please do not use all caps. It's considered shouting and rude]

We can't recreate the problem without all your stylesheets and images, eg style.css, reset.css, lightbox.css, etc. so it's easier if you give a link to the online page.

 

It's better to put the link to reset.css as the first stylesheet link because if its later it will override styles in the earlier stylesheets.

Edited October 10, 201213 yr by Wickham

We can't recreate the problem without all your stylesheets and images, eg style.css, reset.css, lightbox.css, etc. so it's easier if you give a link to the online page.

 

It's better to put the link to reset.css as the first stylesheet link because if its later it will override styles in the earlier stylesheets.

 

Ok thanks for replying. If i move the reset.css it messes up the width of the footer making it not stretch the whole page. Link to the online site. But ill also send all the needed files.

 

Yous should be able to inspect the code & notice a problem. If not id rather not go any further & work it out myself with respect.

index.html

style.css

sub-wrap.css

reset.css

lightbox.css

I think ill be advised to use Web developer tools extension in FF like i do in chrome.

I think ill be advised to use Web developer tools extension in FF like i do in chrome.

 

In fact validating my code will help i think As someone said.

Can one of you please tell me why & what solution to take (im consider a css hack) to work out Why! FF is being a pain?.

 

I wish the footer to look the same in 'All' browsers, then i can carry on making the site the way i intend & work with validation to get up to standard.

 

Please O Please.

 

http://m-robert-white.co.uk

According to this validator http://validator.w3.org/ you have 56 errors and 9 warnings.

 

It's always a good idea to correct the errors and then the problem may either go away or be easier to solve.

 

 

In fact validating my code will help i think As someone said.

 

This. And on an iPad you have to scroll right. Bad.

i don't design for ipad lol. Yeh wickham good idea thanks. ive sorted it now But have it in mind to validate always along the process of building the site as its nowhere near complete ffs. Ipad lol crap things :-)

This. And on an iPad you have to scroll right. Bad.

 

You have to scroll right on an iPad! why is is that? maybe you should enlighten me with your superb wisdom dear Web God?

According to this validator http://validator.w3.org/ you have 56 errors and 9 warnings.

 

It's always a good idea to correct the errors and then the problem may either go away or be easier to solve.

 

Ive known lots & lots of sights that don't validate well. And their sites look great, like mine will.

 

This site http://www.webdesignerforum.co.uk has 529 Errors, 3 warning(s). So i think im in front lol

 

 

You have to scroll right on an iPad! why is is that? maybe you should enlighten me with your superb wisdom dear Web God?

 

Don't be a knob. Try looking at your code and working it out. Your site states plenty of experience yet you can't even get the code validated or listen to advice.

Sorry if I come across that way Seriosly wasn't intenetion Just frustrating when things don't go the way intended.

 

 

Ive known lots & lots of sights that don't validate well. And their sites look great, like mine will.

 

This site http://www.webdesignerforum.co.uk has 529 Errors, 3 warning(s). So i think im in front lol

 

Crap code is crap code.

Those sites my look ok now but whatever mess is going on behind the scenes is bound to cause major issues in the future.

 

Validating code exists for a good reason, trust me, use the validator.

A lot of the errors in the webdesignerforum page are javascript items. The HTML validator will often record an error for javascript even though it's not really an error. You have to go through the list and work out which are relevant and need correcting.

Ok thanks for the advice lads. Validator it is. W3C Validator.