On 04/01/06, Dan Jallits <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> NOTE: Firefox has a IE Tab extension where you can open your site up
> in Firefox but see how it will render in Internet Explorer. I have yet
> to see a browser extension for IE Mac replication on the PC though
> through Firefox. Whoever figures
Dan Jallits wrote:
>This may be an arrogant opinion, but I think the majority of us t on
>the PC platform design our sites for Mozilla Firefox
>(mozilla.com/firefox/ ITS FREE) first, then we go back and adjust for
>Internet Explorer on the PC and the Mac.
>
That's not an arrogant opinion -- it's
Vic,
On Jan 4, 2006, at 11:15 AM, CSS Vic wrote:
> I knew there were differences between browsers, but I thought I was
> keeping
> my CSS rather basic. Whoa! I developed my site using IE 6.0 and
> Dreamweaver 7.0.1. Then showed the site to my client, being VERY happy
> about how good it looke
This may be an arrogant opinion, but I think the majority of us t on
the PC platform design our sites for Mozilla Firefox
(mozilla.com/firefox/ ITS FREE) first, then we go back and adjust for
Internet Explorer on the PC and the Mac. Once you've done this a few
times you instinctively know when you
I can't help you with a Mac site check, but your left navigation isn't
100% in FF on Windows. The anchors within each list item are wider than
their containing list item.
To fix it, just remove the width value from the following selector:
#navigation ul li a {
display: block;
padding: 5
I knew there were differences between browsers, but I thought I was keeping
my CSS rather basic. Whoa! I developed my site using IE 6.0 and
Dreamweaver 7.0.1. Then showed the site to my client, being VERY happy
about how good it looked! Client is using Mac IE 5.2.
Is there some way tha
