now most the people who view my site are using IE,or netscape, i use mozilla firefox. now i want all the stuff i do to show in ll browsers. how can i make all my code likce CSS and stuff visible for all peopleDo you mean "How do I code CSS for cross browser compatibility?"
If so, the answer is that while you are creating your template you test it in all different browsers.
If you want an excellent way to avoid box model hacks then just ask.
i just want CSS that is complatible with all browsers, becuase i have mozzila and the CSS i use dont work for meOriginally posted by modifier_guy
i just want CSS that is complatible with all browsers, becuase i have mozzila and the CSS i use dont work for me
Either your syntax is wrong, or you're using proprietary IE junk.
Post the code you're having problems with.yea i am using a scroll abr script i dont have it no moe ig ot rid of it scicne i could nto see it,Originally posted by modifier_guy
yea i am using a scroll abr script i dont have it no moe ig ot rid of it scicne i could nto see it,
Yes, fortunately meddling with the UI is IE-Proprietary crap.
It also makes your CSS invalid, but Fredmv has got a li'l JavaScript trick, I believe, to get around that. But I don't condone the changing of the scrollbars anyway, so... yeah.Yes there are two ways to make CSS cross-browser:
1. Use such simple layouts the even IE can handle it.
2. Go for complex layouts, but utilize hacks to get it to work in IE.
I go for number 2. See the CSS files for <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://mjw.cmich.edu/">http://mjw.cmich.edu/</a><!-- m -->
You'll see plenty hacks, and my frustrations with IE. But the site displays on all fifth generation and newer browsers (those released year 2000 and after).
If so, the answer is that while you are creating your template you test it in all different browsers.
If you want an excellent way to avoid box model hacks then just ask.
i just want CSS that is complatible with all browsers, becuase i have mozzila and the CSS i use dont work for meOriginally posted by modifier_guy i just want CSS that is complatible with all browsers, becuase i have mozzila and the CSS i use dont work for me
Either your syntax is wrong, or you're using proprietary IE junk.
Post the code you're having problems with.yea i am using a scroll abr script i dont have it no moe ig ot rid of it scicne i could nto see it,Originally posted by modifier_guy
yea i am using a scroll abr script i dont have it no moe ig ot rid of it scicne i could nto see it,
Yes, fortunately meddling with the UI is IE-Proprietary crap.
It also makes your CSS invalid, but Fredmv has got a li'l JavaScript trick, I believe, to get around that. But I don't condone the changing of the scrollbars anyway, so... yeah.Yes there are two ways to make CSS cross-browser:
1. Use such simple layouts the even IE can handle it.
2. Go for complex layouts, but utilize hacks to get it to work in IE.
I go for number 2. See the CSS files for <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://mjw.cmich.edu/">http://mjw.cmich.edu/</a><!-- m -->
You'll see plenty hacks, and my frustrations with IE. But the site displays on all fifth generation and newer browsers (those released year 2000 and after).