It looks good in Internet Explorer but not in firefox. Im not ver good at html coding, just did it in Dreamweaver. The dots are outsite the table in FF, why is that?
Didn't get what you are saying. I am good at HTML. Say it more specifically, may be I can do something.
Did you se the image? The list code looks somthing like this, inse the table. <li>101<br /> </li> <li>102<br /> </li> <li>103<br /> </li> <li>104<br /> </li> <li>105<br /> </li> HTML:
What's the <br> doing in there? A list by default will do a new line. FF is seems to be adding a pixel or two to the left margin-- not with the text but with whatever you're using to make the coloured table part. Did you set margins and padding to 0 at the beginning of your css sheet?
Removed the br tags and set the margins and padding to 0 (I have no idea what thay are for). Nothing changed.
I don't know what those boxes are, so I dunno that it's the margins and padding. But the reason people set them to 0 in the beginning of their CSS sheets is because some browsers have different defaults. Since you made them 0, you know the problem isn't caused by one browser using some funky default. But you could try playing with adding a left padding to the text, or the left margin with the table thingies, and see how they move around on the page (on each browser). What are those tables, are they images, or do you have a div or a table with some border set...? I'm still learning this but the text should stay in the div box (or table cell if that's what it is). Oh wait, is the www.dreamuploader.com the site? On the main page, using Firefox 1.5, the bullets appear to stay within the box. Okay, the box IS a table. It looks like the list is in a <td>, and you've set things like cellpadding and cellspacing etc, so those are the numbers you would play with to move the text around. The table's padding etc override the margin: 0; padding: 0; that you set at the beginning (which is good, it just means that when you're setting margins and padding on stuff, you're starting at the same place for all browsers). Again, looks fine in my FF: here
Im not working on dreamuploader right now, had the same promelem with dreamuplaoder before (it still looks like shit in FF trought), dunno how i fixed that.
simply removing them may make the list inline-- then you would need <br>s to make them stack on top of each other.