my problem in explorer good in firefox !! no good ?!!!!!!

welcome all

i have problem in my pages !!

in firefox no apparition back gorund the colours !!!

this example

back ground the buttons

in explorer good



in firefox and other

!!!

no back ground !

example



!!!!

 

Umm and what about source code? How can anyone help, if all you give is the picture ?

 

Need the source code to be able to help you. Browser compatibility is a common issue, and a very anoying one too...

 

Go to google and type in the search engine firebug and you can right click on your page make edits to the css and it will show you the changes.

Here is the link:

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/1843

Good luck and tell me if you need any help.

Thanks,
Brian P

 

Not what he was asking. His issue is browser compatibility. Its right in one, and incorrect in the other.

p.s. stop spamming DP without even reading what the topic's about.

 

My friend tried your way but it was not in vain, unfortunately, there is a problem?
WHAT IS THE SOLUTION

 

Give the source code!!! THAT IS THE SOLUTION.

 

Agreed. Don't yell at us when you don't even provide us with enough information to help you.

 

If it looks right in IE, and wrong in Firefox, you can bet that Firefox is showing as it was coded, implying the coding was bad. Firebug will make clear exactly how the css is applied to the html.

Flip-Side Entertainment is absolutely correct in pointing the OP to a very powerful tool for debugging the html/css. He even offered additional help toward using the tool. How is that spamming?

That the OP made a failed wave at using the tool and has yet to do what he's been asked to do, is another issue.

gary

 

<form method=POST action=check.php>

username : <input type=text name=name><br>
password : <input type=password name=pass><br>
<input type=submit value=send style=background-color=blue  style=color=white>

</form>

PHP:

take me freind

 

Correct, FF is most likely to render it right, while IE is just f***ed up =)
But inspecting the element wont help him if he doesn't know how to fix the problem when the source is shown.
Its still a browser compatibility issue

I wasn't directing that towards Flip-Side Entertainment. It was directed at page22, asking us for help while giving no information the build upon.

 

Try including this in the head:

<style type="text/css">
input.submit {
	color: white;	
	background-color: blue;
}
</style>

HTML:

And this in the body:

<form method=POST action=check.php>

username : <input type=text name=name><br>
password : <input type=password name=pass><br>
<input type=submit value=send>

</form>

HTML:

 

<input type="submit" value="send" style="background-color: blue; color: white;">

HTML:

You forgot question marks, that's all...

 

Both of the above advice will work just fine, but i would advice you to go with the one provided by 'JoshFizgerts' as it will apply to every button on that particular page and it's easier to manage than the 'hard coded' styles in each one
No hard feelings, just an advice for the OP

 

Quoted Text: