Re: [css-d] cross-browser display problems

2005-09-29 Thread david
Pringle, Ron wrote: I also get a bunch of errors/warnings for using mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]&subject=The Indigo Connection Website">. Seems it does not like the last part where it fills in the subject for the user. Again, just a personal preference but I want to be able to fill in the subject l

RE: [css-d] cross-browser display problems

2005-09-28 Thread Pringle, Ron
> As an aside and since I am here, I tried validating the xhtml of the > current project and get a bunch of errors/warnings about not using > target="_blank" with links. I know target= is not supposed to be used > but I do _not_ want links to other sites opening in the same window. Joe- Not to p

Re: [css-d] cross-browser display problems

2005-09-28 Thread Kristina Floyd
JOE HODGE wrote: I also get a bunch of errors/warnings for using mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]&subject=The Indigo Connection Website">. The validator doesn't like the & try changing the '&' to & that should cure that problem. cheers now Kristina _

Re: [css-d] cross-browser display problems

2005-09-28 Thread Christian Montoya
> > I also get a bunch of errors/warnings for using href="mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]&subject=The Indigo > Connection Website">. Seems it does not like the last part where it > fills in the subject for the user. Again, just a personal preference but > I want to be able to fill in the subject line on

[css-d] cross-browser display problems

2005-09-28 Thread JOE HODGE
Ok, working on my third CSS styled site and have hit a major snafu. First two render well enough in FF, NS, and MSIE/Win [1]. Have not checked them in other browsers. The current project [2] renders fine in MSIE/Win but is completely out of whack in FF or Netscape. Not sure why the difference betw