Oh no, can you all help me?
My site looks the way it is supposed to using Fire Fox and Opera but i looked on IE and it isnt working at all.
Okay here is my site.
<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://aw2.firewebx.com">http://aw2.firewebx.com</a><!-- m -->
and here is the style sheet:
<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://aw2.firewebx.com/style.css">http://aw2.firewebx.com/style.css</a><!-- m -->
Here is a screen of the way it should look...
here (<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://aw2.firewebx.com/display.JPG">http://aw2.firewebx.com/display.JPG</a><!-- m -->)
Can you help me please?Nice site.
Try adding float:left; to the #content styles, no guarentee's mind you.
I would also recommend putting the links into an unordered list, since that's what unordered lists are for.thanks
The float:left doesnt do anything to it
And i changed that menu to be an unordered list, thanks for that
Any other ideas?
~NeczyYou can change the links to look exactly as they did before you know:
ul{
list-style-type:none;
padding:0;
margin:0;
}
ul li{
padding:0;
margin:0;
}Then add your styles on top of that.
Try putting the #menu div into the #content div, if it's floated right then the text should flow around it.okay i fixed it, thank you.
Now another problem. In Internet Explorer my site doesnt show the footer as another div, just a continuation of the #content.
Also the size of the font in the footer is the way it is supposed to be in IE but not in firefox...
How would I go about fixing this?
~NeczyI decided to stop guessing at solutions and just make one. Here it is:thanks!! Now I can just figure out why. Im still new at this stuff so ill see what i did wrong. Thanks again!
~Neczylooks like the div endtags got mixed up, so it thought it was just one, i dunno. Thanks very much!!
~NeczyWell the layout was puched over to one side in IE due to a 180px right margin on your content div.
The footer was moved down 5px but was inside the content div and so the gray background "shone" through.what was i thinking with that! heh, musta been late
I think i got it now, Ill be sure to ask for help when i need it again
~NeczyThe title of this thread brought a smile to my face. If you're new to CSS, you will unfortunately get used to this.i didnt like IE before i knew CSS, and I DEFINATELY Dont like it now
Im glad that you got a smile
~Neczy
My site looks the way it is supposed to using Fire Fox and Opera but i looked on IE and it isnt working at all.
Okay here is my site.
<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://aw2.firewebx.com">http://aw2.firewebx.com</a><!-- m -->
and here is the style sheet:
<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://aw2.firewebx.com/style.css">http://aw2.firewebx.com/style.css</a><!-- m -->
Here is a screen of the way it should look...
here (<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://aw2.firewebx.com/display.JPG">http://aw2.firewebx.com/display.JPG</a><!-- m -->)
Can you help me please?Nice site.
Try adding float:left; to the #content styles, no guarentee's mind you.
I would also recommend putting the links into an unordered list, since that's what unordered lists are for.thanks
The float:left doesnt do anything to it
And i changed that menu to be an unordered list, thanks for that
Any other ideas?
~NeczyYou can change the links to look exactly as they did before you know:
ul{
list-style-type:none;
padding:0;
margin:0;
}
ul li{
padding:0;
margin:0;
}Then add your styles on top of that.
Try putting the #menu div into the #content div, if it's floated right then the text should flow around it.okay i fixed it, thank you.
Now another problem. In Internet Explorer my site doesnt show the footer as another div, just a continuation of the #content.
Also the size of the font in the footer is the way it is supposed to be in IE but not in firefox...
How would I go about fixing this?
~NeczyI decided to stop guessing at solutions and just make one. Here it is:thanks!! Now I can just figure out why. Im still new at this stuff so ill see what i did wrong. Thanks again!
~Neczylooks like the div endtags got mixed up, so it thought it was just one, i dunno. Thanks very much!!
~NeczyWell the layout was puched over to one side in IE due to a 180px right margin on your content div.
The footer was moved down 5px but was inside the content div and so the gray background "shone" through.what was i thinking with that! heh, musta been late
I think i got it now, Ill be sure to ask for help when i need it again
~NeczyThe title of this thread brought a smile to my face. If you're new to CSS, you will unfortunately get used to this.i didnt like IE before i knew CSS, and I DEFINATELY Dont like it now
Im glad that you got a smile
~Neczy