Hi folks,
I've done a page in pure css/xhtml, it looks good in Firefox on 1024x768. However it looks crappy in IE and other screen-sizes. Also, the code needs a little cleaning.
Can anyone do it for me for a small fee and/or advertising in exchange.
PM/EMAIL me for the layout.
Thanks in advance.You could also post your CSS code and have people here take a look at it.
I know I've had troubles with simple CSS centering from FF to IE and cheating them to get them to look exactly right.
That's just one of the joys of CSS.
Unfortunately, I can't post here. Google spiders this forum and I dont want my code to be open to public.
PM'ed you.Surely if you want people to see your website then your code must be open to the public anyway?Unfortunately, I can't post here. Google spiders this forum and I dont want my code to be open to public.
You want people to help you with CSS but not prepared to do the same for others!
If you post your code, others can help. Many new CSS developers can see this thread as a resource when they face the same problem. As mentioned, the moment you publish your site the source is open. Even JS encryption is useless against Firefox's DOM inspector. Forget protection, if anything needs copyright its the content and/or design.
Regarding the CSS problem with IE, make sure all browsers are in standards mode. This means using a DOCTYPE and if it's XHTML, not using the XML prolog as it puts IE into quirks mode.
Try this at the beginning of the CSS:
* {
padding: 0px;
margin: 0px;
}
If you zero all paddings and margins then work up, the majority of cross browser positioning issues are resolved or at least make things far easier to deal with.If you're that worried about Google finding your site, obfuscate the address. If you post the address here, though, anyone can visit this forum and read it.
www dot [your-site-name] dot com.
It's easier to get help when people can work on it collectively. If you're secretive, people may not help you simply to avoid the inconvenience of working through the private messaging or email system.
I've done a page in pure css/xhtml, it looks good in Firefox on 1024x768. However it looks crappy in IE and other screen-sizes. Also, the code needs a little cleaning.
Can anyone do it for me for a small fee and/or advertising in exchange.
PM/EMAIL me for the layout.
Thanks in advance.You could also post your CSS code and have people here take a look at it.
I know I've had troubles with simple CSS centering from FF to IE and cheating them to get them to look exactly right.
That's just one of the joys of CSS.
Unfortunately, I can't post here. Google spiders this forum and I dont want my code to be open to public.PM'ed you.Surely if you want people to see your website then your code must be open to the public anyway?Unfortunately, I can't post here. Google spiders this forum and I dont want my code to be open to public.
You want people to help you with CSS but not prepared to do the same for others!
If you post your code, others can help. Many new CSS developers can see this thread as a resource when they face the same problem. As mentioned, the moment you publish your site the source is open. Even JS encryption is useless against Firefox's DOM inspector. Forget protection, if anything needs copyright its the content and/or design.
Regarding the CSS problem with IE, make sure all browsers are in standards mode. This means using a DOCTYPE and if it's XHTML, not using the XML prolog as it puts IE into quirks mode.
Try this at the beginning of the CSS:
* {
padding: 0px;
margin: 0px;
}
If you zero all paddings and margins then work up, the majority of cross browser positioning issues are resolved or at least make things far easier to deal with.If you're that worried about Google finding your site, obfuscate the address. If you post the address here, though, anyone can visit this forum and read it.
www dot [your-site-name] dot com.
It's easier to get help when people can work on it collectively. If you're secretive, people may not help you simply to avoid the inconvenience of working through the private messaging or email system.