It's okay, I figured that was the case. I just don't want him to jump to conclusions and start wiping things. LOL.
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It's okay, I figured that was the case. I just don't want him to jump to conclusions and start wiping things. LOL.
hahah its good now, screw ie anyway.
Well the reason why is because firefox is much more differently than Inter Explorer, even i tested it out. I got 5 browsers:
FF Latest Version
Opera Latest version
IE Latest Version
Google Chrome Latest Version
Safari Latest Version
You should use FF cause i use it the most. Well if you have more bugs then you can reply it back or pm me.
Internet Explorer used some of its own predefined techniques to display web page in the browser but firefox stick to the code defined in the HTML coding...so just take care of the extra spaces and line breaks defined in the code. Also we must take care of all the popular browsers used currently for displaying the web page as we can't imagine which browser will be used by the visitor...
FF
is
awesome
IE not so much
Lets put this simply.
The way each browser reads your code is different. Mainly because Internet Explorer reads CSS differently to Firefox. And as IE still has the highest market share, I would suggest making your websites work in IE7+. To get around any CSS bugs you may have, create an addition style sheet and use conditional comments to include it only for IE. Inside this style sheet correct anything wrong with your site (Padding or margin problems usually).
Aside from this, always include a css reset before your style sheet. This is a seperate style sheet which will remove any styles the browser automatically adds to elements. (Paragraphs will no longer have margins/padding, etc).
Hope this clears things up.
