Melissa Carraway wrote:
> http://www.decisiveelement.com/clients/mothermartin/home/index03.htm
> ...I just used the standard doctype that dreamweaver spits out. I had
> no idea that it was wrong or could possibly make a difference.
Moral: never trust any software to do the right thing :-)
There
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Thanks so much :)
[css-d] Browser incompatibilities.
Gunlaug Sørtun [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Mon Jul 31 18:46:11 CDT 2006
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Melissa Carraway wrote:
> http://www.decisiveelement.com/clients/mothermartin/home/index02.htm
You're telling every browser on earth to run in 'quirks mode', and that
is partly why you're getting these variations.
A proper doctype that'll trigger 'standard mode'[1] would be a good
start, but it wo
Hello all!
Thanks again for all the help I got on the last project :) This list is a
lifesaver.
I took everyone's advice and tried to do my layout with almost no absolutely
positioned elements. This layout only has one, and if someone can tell me how
to better place the logo element without a
