Bit of Help

[PoLiX]

http://www.sscentral.com/polix/

 

I know it don't work in IE (Something still baffeling me... images don't change sizes just cause of a different browser), but curious if it works in Opera, Netscape, etc.

 

Thanks ahead of time.

[PoLiX]

Oh, and any ideas on how to fix it in IE would be appreciated. I've left all the css code viewable in src so it is easier to understand.

 

1st time I've done a site this way, so learning as I go testing things. Haven't really looked to see if any sites out there explaining this, so might be part of my error.

[LostAndNotFound]

It looks the same in Firefox and Opera. I have no idea how to fix your problem. I know very little about this sort of stuff.

 

http://img168.imageshack.us/img168/2477/jhgjgjhve5.jpg

Edited April 18, 2007 by a disgruntled Texan

[Shlazzer]

What doesn't work on IE..? I see some minor lining-up stuff... but that's not a big deal.

[Ophie]

its the css

[Cancer+]

I'm using IE7 and it looks fine to me. The images look good. Pictures look like they are where they are supposed to be.

[Dav]

looks very good on firefox.

[Hakaku]

Also using IE7, works a-ok. As for IE6, bah, forget them.

[»doc flabby]

Also using IE7, works a-ok. As for IE6, bah, forget them.

50% of the world still uses IE6 unfortunatly...Including my place of work.

 

The problem is something to do with one of IE6's many buggy css routines i think.... It creates some margins by itself even if u dont tell it too

 

If u look at the left side of the menu in ie6 there is black margin that isnt their in firefox. Also the network bar at the top doesnt appear in firefox

 

[PoLiX]

I think I'm going to have to just fix it through php. Load a CSS File for IE6- and another for IE7 and all other browsers.

 

Bajan had the same issues previously with IE and FF. He got it to look right in IE6, but FF !@#$%^&*ed it up, so doubt even he has an idea for this one outside of mine. And he is the expert at this of all people I know.

[»Maverick]

You might want to try to eliminate any spaces in the place where IE creates the unwanted margins, I used to fix a few weird spacing errors in IE with this.

[Yavaris]

IE7 adds a black border (red square) and on both ie and ff, when you size down you browser width to almost the same width as the site, the banner "slides" off the main body (red circles). I dont have any sulotions tho, I never left the table phase of web development

 

http://img360.imageshack.us/img360/6962/sitezz9.jpg

[PoLiX]

That I might be able to easily fix actually.

[PoLiX]

Fixed that issue.

 

Now it !@#$%^&*ed IE6 up even more... hahaha... wow.

[candygirl]

what i think.

[Samapico]

Why would anyone still use IE6? lazy ASSS

[MikeTheNose]

Because upgrading causes problems.

[Samapico]

You might lose your bookmarks... big deal... Never had any problem with IE7 or from upgrading from 6 to 7

[rootbear75]

Why would anyone still use IE6? lazy ASSS

because in places such as businesses they want all their computers to have the same browsing capabilities.

same with school. all computers must be updated or none must be updated

(schools might do it at the end of the year, i wouldnt know)

 

people at home, and on their personl computers just dont care. until they start having problems, it wont matter.

 

its a hassle sometimes to download updates.

[candygirl]

I moved the top part and removed 2 diff gray lines

[»doc flabby]

Why would anyone still use IE6? lazy ASSS

 

Also remember IE7 is only for windows XP, 2003 and vista. You can't get it on older versions.

 

Alot of people still use windows 2000 and windows 98 (especially fellow SSers). All the computers at my work are windows 2000, hence everyone uses IE6. Firefox is not an option as my work uses activeX controls.