FireFox vs IE

Discussion in 'HTML & Website Design' started by SEOdir.net, Jun 25, 2007.

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    Hello,
    Can you pelase tell me what to do to display the template proper on IE and the same on Firefox ?

    http://www.seodir.eu :(

    Thank you ;)
     
    SEOdir.net, Jun 25, 2007 IP
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    Experiment, experiment and experiment... Template with high quality XHTML and CSS are often displayed properly at least in newest Firefox, Opera and IE7... anyway for all IE browsers you can make own stylesheet with if IE x ... more info fe. on: positioniseverything.net/articles/multiIE.html
     
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    .header {
    /* Firefox styles go here */
    }

    * html .header {
    /* IE styles go here */
    }

    Easy. ;)
     
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    Ok I will experiment, what do you think about the template ? :)
     
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    Katy: But this is not CSS valid
    SEOdir.net: Looks very nice :)
     
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    I will make it CSS valid when I complete the template :)
     
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    I like the color scheme and your header and footer. :) But you could add your site name just beside your logo, cos I don't see what's your site name. :)

    If you code it the right way it will be. ;)
     
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    Katy: Oh, you are right, but I thing that's still better to use if IE x cause you can set version of browse (or older than, younger than,...).

    * html .header works just for IE6 or IE7 too? Thanks...
     
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