1. You need to correct your Markup errors (23) and CSS errors (4) reported by the W3C Validators. 2. Using a Transitional XHTML Doctype will trigger Quirks rendering mode in MSIE. 3. If you are interested in making your page/site Accessible to People with Disabilities, you need to employ a Strict Doctype, supply Alt text for images and avoid using dupliocate hyperlink text for different anchors. James
Hi, It's not the site in my sig. I will try and scan my site for mark up errors. Does anyone know any sites that will find the errors? If anyone is willing to help me out via PM I could sort payment out perhaps.
what kind of tags you had given which are supporting to firefox but it doesnt support to internet explorer.
To scan for validity, go here: http://validator.w3.org/ You can also verify your CSS here: http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/ As for your problem, unless you link us or provide any code, we can't be of more help.
A user called VimF just sorted this out for me. He hasn't even asked for payment or anything, and actually tweaked the code for me about 5+ times. Unbelievable! I'm so thankful! He is his site www.ndkien.com. I love this forum.
BTW, The WDG Markup Validator http://www.htmlhelp.com/tools/validator/ is just as reliable as the W3C Validator and provides for Validating all pages of a site via one submission.
Correction: The above should read: Not using a Doctype or using one that includes the XML prolog will trigger Quirks rendering mode in MSIE 6.x -- sorry! The W3C discussion of XHTML Standard vs Quirks mode and its implication is at http://www.w3.org/International/tutorials/tutorial-char-enc/#Slide0140
i have also had this with some of my websites. I find using layers in dreamweaver creates a problem with different browsers