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From: germ on 22 Jan 2010 12:33 ok - this actually doesn't work in IE8 either. It does look the same in IE8 ( in standards node ) and FF that is why I didn't see any difference. Viewed in compatibiltiy mode or in an earlier version of IE then the problems show up ( or rather go away ). So the problem is that the page is setup to work in older browsers but not in current browsers. Gerry "Miro" <miro(a)beero.com> wrote in message news:OhJa6rtmKHA.1212(a)TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl... > Strange... > > For me it doesnt > > The div tags are all over the place for me on firefox and chrome. > > I will have to temporarily make the div tags underneith eachother and come > back to it > > Thanks, > > Miro > "germ" <germ2(a)newsgroup.nospam> wrote in message > news:u0sJ8mrmKHA.3972(a)TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl... >> looks fine in both IE & FF from here. >> Some minor spacing issues but 99% identical >> >> >> "Miro" <miro(a)beero.com> wrote in message >> news:ugPhTYrmKHA.5612(a)TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl... >>>I just ran accross something strange. >>> >>> I tried to used "Div Tags" instead of tables. >>> So it looks something liket his: >>> >>> <div> >>> <div></div><div></div> >>> <div></div><div></div> >>> <div></div><div></div> >>> </div> >>> >>> It looks great in Internet Explorer, >>> but firefox and chrome destroy it. >>> >>> Can anyone let me know on what to look for within the css or layout of >>> the divs to make it work proper. >>> Or in this case...is it just best to go back to tables within 1 div tag. >>> Like this: >>> <div> >>> <div> <table> </table> </div> >>> </div> >>> >>> Here is the example aspx if viewd in IE vs ( firefox or chrome ), it >>> looks proper in IE. >>> I can post the actual css / html markup but I didn't want to complicate >>> this first posting. >>> >>> http://www.companyorange.com/_Play/Canoeing/RequestBooking.aspx >>> ( fyi - the submit button does nothing - as I was just working on the >>> layout so far ). >>> >>> But I was under the impression that div tags will work 100% in all >>> browsers with css. >>> >>> Thanks for any input. >>> >>> Miro >> >> >
From: Miro on 22 Jan 2010 12:54
You are right - I should pay more attention to the warnings when I compile. Even after I have moved new code around locally I still missed it. Thank you very much. Miro "Andrew Morton" <akm(a)in-press.co.uk.invalid> wrote in message news:7ru2n8F9evU1(a)mid.individual.net... > Miro wrote: >> I just ran accross something strange. >> >> I tried to used "Div Tags" instead of tables. >> So it looks something liket his: >> >> <div> >> <div></div><div></div> >> <div></div><div></div> >> <div></div><div></div> >> </div> >> >> It looks great in Internet Explorer, >> but firefox and chrome destroy it. >> >> Can anyone let me know on what to look for within the css or layout >> of the divs to make it work proper. > > If you validate it at http://validator.w3c.org you'll find you have a > </spans> as a typo (extra "s"): > > <span class="MakeBoldBlue">Date:</spans> > > Andrew > |