At 05:19 AM 9/14/2006, Dean you wrote:
>Is there an online resource somewhere that lists all the HTML
>elements that are rendered differently among browsers, and shows what
>CSS attributes you must tweak in order to get browsers to render the
>elements similarly?
Instead of writing to individual b
Thanks, Gunlaug... it works!
By the way, your comment about not blaming a particular browser led
to an epiphany for me... each browser has its own defaults for HTML
structural elements, that there is no one "correct" way to render,
and that it's up to me to specify rendering explicitly if I
> http://www.champeauservices.com/primemediagroup/prime_media.html
The cause is that some browsers have margin-defaults on lists (IE/win
and older Opera-versions), while others have padding-defaults (Gecko,
Safari and new Opera-versions).
(Don't blame any browsers - there is no standard for how br
Hello Everybody,
I held off from yelling "Help" as long as I could, but after 2 hours
of wrangling with this thing, I decided to ask for assistance...
I have a simple UL (pulled from Listomatic, if I recall) that
displays the way I expect it to in IE6, but not in Firefox or Safari
Mac (thos
