Okay in FF but not good in IE

Discussion in 'HTML & Website Design' started by brambo, Jan 11, 2008.

  1. #1
    Okay, i'm making my new website and I have made a valid css & xHTML site so far, the only problem:

    http://phntje.net/

    Look to it on IE, it takes another space after the menu text, in FF you do not see this and i cannot find it anywhere in my coding...

    Can somebody help me out with this?
     
    brambo, Jan 11, 2008 IP
  2. jmf000

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    #2
    It will cost you :)
     
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  3. nicangeli

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    #3
    Why are you using so many div's????
     
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  4. jamesicus

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    #4
    You need to escape the ampersand on line 47 of your Markup to make it valid. Also check Web page Interoperability

    James
    Pickering Pages
     
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  5. ausome

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    #5
    One way to see what is happening to get you started is to turn on the borders on your major containing Divs.
    border:1px solid white;
    for instance.

    That will at least show you if there is something funny going on . Well we know there is, but somethimes it gives a clue.

    I'm too brain fried to look into this for you at the moment.

    I cant see why its bunching up in IE at the minute.

    Welcome to the land of IE BUT don't you giving up using CSS....

    There are many good CSS Layout Sites around - it'd really be worth your while checking them out.

    Oh just one thing... if you are using backgrounds to create those Gaps you might want to stick in a Non Breaking Space in them. a &nbsp; or even just a <br /> or make sure you have set their heights.

    I thought FF was fussy on that. I could be wrong though!

    Without checking your CSS fully I'm just throwing ideas past you...

    Cheers
    Tim
     
    ausome, Jan 12, 2008 IP
  6. brambo

    brambo Banned

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    #6
    I fixed it already :)

    fixed it with clear:both :)
     
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  7. ausome

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    #7
    Well done!
     
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    Yeah right
     
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    #9
    http://validator.w3.org

    You want to make sure you mee tyour DOCTYPE standards. losse, restrictive etc.
     
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