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Text looks different in IE and Firefox.. how do I correct this?

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Hey, welcome to the forum.

 

You haven't closed your h1 tag in your html. Try that to see if it fixes the problem.

 

if </h1> is how you close the h1 tag then yes, it should be closing it.

 

Otherwise how do I close it?

Yes </h1> is how you close it.

 

However, you have written <h1 align="center"> which then has no heading between it and no closing tag. There doesn't seem to be any need for it at all?

Not meaning to sound out of order, but I think it may be best if you went through your coding and sorted it out a bit...

 

You have mixed tables with css and what is there is a bit jumbled...if you get it all nicely coded from the start, you'll have less problems later. Just post here if you get any problems.

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Not meaning to sound out of order, but I think it may be best if you went through your coding and sorted it out a bit...

 

You have mixed tables with css and what is there is a bit jumbled...if you get it all nicely coded from the start, you'll have less problems later. Just post here if you get any problems.

Thing is, I don't really know much about coding, I put it all together in Dreamweaver using the functions on there.

Hi, just looked at your site in Firefox 3 and IE 7 and I can't see any difference.

Have you had a play about since your last post?

You have a few basic validation errors which could do with fixing but once they're done you should be ok.

If you want to learn the basics of html/css, two good sites are htmldog and w3schools.

It will save you a lot of hassle in the future if you understand the code yourself instead of relying on software like Dreamweaver to generate the code for you.

Good luck :)

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