Does My Website Work in Your Browser?

I know that for some reason Web Journey gets messed up in IE8. Can someone with other browser (particularly IE7 or the latest Firefox) visit my site quickly and tell me if it looks fine.

Thanks a lot!

 

Hi theblurr5495,
You site is display ok fro me.
BTW I've gotten error in bottom of page

 

Hi,

I am using Firefox 3.5.6 and your website is working fine. Except for one error message at the bottom of the page in the black region and almost invisible.

The error message goes like this:

I haven't checked the other section.

 

Yea, I'm working on fixing that error. Thanks, what browser are you using?

 

Thanks, that's a sigh or relief.

 

I'm using FireFox 3 and what looks fine is relative. The yellow block you have in/near the first post is under your photo that is also in the first post. In other words, the photo is covering part of it. It looks like you have done a float function on the photo and then the yellow block should appear below it. However, to do this you will need to use "clear". Visit w3schools.com for more information on this.

Also, I personally think you need to add some padding to several blocks as the text is too close to the edges.

 

i see one php code error at the bottom of the page: Warning: call_user_func_array().

 

I'm using firefox 3.5.6 on Mac OSX - Looks good from my end

 

use outline css...
nd use '%' to assign values...

 

Views fine for me using Firefox 3.5.6

Dee

 

Well, everything is too big to fit my 1440 wide laptop screen, probably because it's not designed to be large fonts/120dpi compatible, I'll take a closer look when I get to my desktop at that.

In Opera, I hope that's not how the layout is supposed to look. The white bar next to the menu I'm assuming is a rendering error, the red text on grey is semi-illegible being below contrast minimums, a problem compounded by the use of a serif font, and the inconsistent paddings around elements I can only assume were unintentional.

Under the hood... Well, it's everything I've come to expect from a turdpress template. Tag abuse, twenty times more classes than needed, those stupid malfing absolute URL's meaning the entire directory structure is poorly thought out, and 45k of markup when you only have 6k of actual content on the page (that's about four to five times what should be necessary) - and there's enough coding errors (43) that it shouldn't render properly anywhere in the first place, and if it does so that is entirely because you are relying on error correction or improper behaviors of elements.

 

Looks fine in my Firefox 3.5.7

 

only thing that's wrong for me is under the "top commentators" on the left sidebar , the numbers are outside the bar. Not sure if that's how you wanted it or not, but everything else seems just fine.

 

in your articles the digg and tweet button dont seem to align properly

 

Update now that I'm at my desktop - I'm seeing four different appearances in four different browser engines. That yellow ochre 'thesis' box up top is in a different spot depending on browser, overlapping your 'web journey' image in IE and FF. (though in opera it's far enough over in the center it doesn't interfere). In FF there's a double line border over the menu with red bars at the side - while in Opera there's no border over it and white bars at the side... IE it's pushed in 2px from the sides the same color as the header with a solid white line, a black line, and a dotted line, and again the red bars at the side... and a dotted line below it. (the others have no line below it).

The lack of consistent padding on both sidebars results in difficulty telling what's what - especially next to those side images (which REALLY should be floating so the content rides up) with their absurdly large line-heights. (or are those separate elements, it's such a mess I can't tell).

You appear to be using a fixed width in EM - I want to applaud the effort, but that explains why it's breaking past being 1440 friendly on my notebook. You really might want to consider a dynamic width or at the very least semi-fluid layout.

The padding above the footer appears to be some 20 times larger than it is in FF/IE here, while in Chrome here (but not Safari) the footer is overlapping so that the top of it is over the 'previous entries' text.

Basically as I said in the previous post, everything I've come to expect from a Wordpress template.

 

Perfect on Safari 4.0.2

 

your website is working fine, I am using Firefoxyour and i found no error

 

looks ok to me . i have seen in firefox and ie