Trying To Validate My CSS Code But I Don't Understand The Error

Discussion in 'CSS' started by phaze3131, Oct 3, 2007.

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    phaze3131, Oct 3, 2007 IP
  2. YIAM

    YIAM Notable Member

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    change this to color:4D6D00; this color:#4D6D00; (line 289).
     
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    phaze3131 Well-Known Member

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    thank you so much, I just realized it was displaying the validated code and not the part of the code that had the problem.

    Thanks!

    Maybe I should go over to the html forum and post about the problem of it being different in firefox and IE.

    Both are validated, so that's the extent of what I know to do :(
     
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    Phaze3131,

    I took a look at the onsiteservices.html page in both IE7 and Firefox2, and I didn't see much of a difference between the two pages.

    That being said, what you've got is a table based layout, with a few inline CSS specifcations. The HTML forum might indeed be more useful in helping with the table based layout. If you had a nice tidy CSS based layout (a lot of work to change, I know), I'd be willing to have a go at it.

    Now that I think about it, when I was doing table based design, I did always have a few problems getting things to look the same across all browsers. I think I mostly solved things by adding spacer .gifs with stretched heights or widths. I'm having an easier time nowadays getting a consistent layout with CSS.
     
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