Site not showing correctly on PC browsers

Discussion in 'HTML & Website Design' started by raise cain, May 28, 2007.

  1. #1
    Hi,

    The page is validated.


    First,

    on all browsers the menu shows up on the left hand side of the top logo and I cannot seem to move the logo over so that it is in line with the menu.

    Second,

    The the spacing between the two images and the fly away menu is different on PC browsers (Firefox, IE 7) and Mac browsers (Safari, Firefox, Mozilla, etc) I realize I have made the spacing in < p > < / p> form and that's probably screwing it up. How do I get the spacing exact on both browsers?

    gladstonehotel.com/index-new7.html

    thank you so much!

    magda
     
    raise cain, May 28, 2007 IP
  2. raise cain

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    #2
    Ok I fized the first problem but the second problem is still wonky on Ie7.
     
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    #3
    Did you validate your whole site? Try that and see if it works fine in all browsers.
     
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    #4
    I'm afraid I don't think either of these will solve your actual problem... but they might be of interest to you...

    First of all, you say your page is validated, if you are reffering to a validator such asW3's validation service then according to the link you will find there, the page fails validation due to a </div> end tag, for an element that was never opened, also instead of putting <p> and </p> you can simply put a <p /> where you would have put a <p>, however there needs to be a space in between p and /, otherwise some browsers fail to 'see' the tag.

    But sorry I can't help with the actual problem.

    Diarmuid
     
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    You must have checked that at a moment I was tweaking something by mistake. Thank you though! I did have it validated with w3.
     
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    #6
    gladstonehotel.com/index-new11.html

    Now the fly away menu is not showing.

    Can anyone help please!!!
     
    raise cain, May 29, 2007 IP
  7. Dan Schulz

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    Actually, avoid <p /> at all costs. End tags are REQUIRED for elements that have them in XHTML, and are preferred in HTML 4.01. On top of that, if you're using empty paragraph tags just to present some extra space, consider looking into using CSS to apply a margin to the element instead. :)
     
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