The problem of browser compatibilty

The position of css is different in different browers.how to get the same position in all broswer

 

Use a common reset at the start of the CSS file.

* {
margin: 0px;
border: 0px;
}

Code (markup):

That's a basic one. If you need something more specialised then a quick Google search could help

 

1) Learn how to use CSS.
2) Quit using IE as a reference for how things work
3) Repeat step 1.

 

These two lines of code is enough to fix most of the issues.

 

That they are, they are the most basic part of a CSS sheet before anything else. Like I said you can add other CSS elements but if they are not needed then there is no point.
Keep it simple.

Cheers,
T

 

In eight years, we've never used a reset, and never will. If you just specify what the elements are to be, then that's totally unnecessary. A wholesale setting of everything to zero is bad overall. Don't do it. (On the road and can't go into details)

 

Congratulations.

 

Mostly IE make problem. Try to google it and you will find solution.