hi guys,
can anyone help and tell me why the content div is appearing like it is in FF?
an explanation would be very helpful as i have this alot in the site i need to fix.
i have been reading positioniseverything.net and tried to just display that div and it looked fine in both browsers so i dont know where to look now.
thanx"the content div"?
um..the div that is <div id="content"> is that corect? well thats the bit that is not displying properlyWhat you need to do is expand, clarify and demonstrate.
What you've posted makes no sense to anyone who hasn't seen your code. You need to either post your code (the relevant part or all of it if you don't know which parts are relevant) or - better - post a link to the page you're having a problem with.
Good questions get good answers. Bad questions are well... largely ignored to be honest.hi,
$@#** i forgot to add the link sorry! i didnt notice till then...
here is the page i am testing at the moment.
<!-- w --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.deskjetmodels.co.nz/test.php">www.deskjetmodels.co.nz/test.php</a><!-- w -->
and here is the css for it
<!-- w --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.deskjetmodels.co.nz/css/model.css">www.deskjetmodels.co.nz/css/model.css</a><!-- w -->
what i want to know is why is the text appearing differently in IE and FF?
thanxAdd a float:right; to #content, that should fix it for FF, might bork it for IE though, I didn't check.
thanx very much that works out fine.
so what was it? when i make a float i have to float both divs? and not just one?Good to see you finally got it looking right in Safari.
can anyone help and tell me why the content div is appearing like it is in FF?
an explanation would be very helpful as i have this alot in the site i need to fix.
i have been reading positioniseverything.net and tried to just display that div and it looked fine in both browsers so i dont know where to look now.
thanx"the content div"?
um..the div that is <div id="content"> is that corect? well thats the bit that is not displying properlyWhat you need to do is expand, clarify and demonstrate.What you've posted makes no sense to anyone who hasn't seen your code. You need to either post your code (the relevant part or all of it if you don't know which parts are relevant) or - better - post a link to the page you're having a problem with.
Good questions get good answers. Bad questions are well... largely ignored to be honest.hi,
$@#** i forgot to add the link sorry! i didnt notice till then...
here is the page i am testing at the moment.
<!-- w --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.deskjetmodels.co.nz/test.php">www.deskjetmodels.co.nz/test.php</a><!-- w -->
and here is the css for it
<!-- w --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.deskjetmodels.co.nz/css/model.css">www.deskjetmodels.co.nz/css/model.css</a><!-- w -->
what i want to know is why is the text appearing differently in IE and FF?
thanxAdd a float:right; to #content, that should fix it for FF, might bork it for IE though, I didn't check.
thanx very much that works out fine.so what was it? when i make a float i have to float both divs? and not just one?Good to see you finally got it looking right in Safari.