Hi all,
Can someone help me pleeaaasssseee.
This guy did work on my site & he never cross browser checked it & I no longer use IE, so it wasn't till after I payed him that I realized he didn't do his job properly. Then he had the nerve to try & BS saying that WDs sometimes want their site to look different on each browser <sigh>, like I'm stupid or something.
I thought he ad fixed it, but now it's doing the same thing it was b4.
Anyway if you view my site <!-- w --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.exoticpublishing.com">www.exoticpublishing.com</a><!-- w --> on FF & then on IE, you should see the differences.
1. The left nav links aren't bolded
2. For some reason the visited link is making them red, but not on FF
3. The bottom nav doesn't have as much open space as in FF & it's too close the bottom of the copyright area.
If you see anything else pls. let me know & if someone can please tell me how to fix this it would be MUCH appreciated.
Thanks & have a great Friday!
Michelle
All in all it looks pretty good, Michelle. Any problems seem to be in the CSS and someone good with CSS could probably fix and test those in an hour or so, probably less. You have a very critical eye and that's good but most visitors to your site won't notice what you're seeing and the problems don't keep the site from delivering its content well.
E.g. one thing I noticed was this selector:
.menu h1, h2 {
font: 11px Arial, verdana; ...
I suspect it should be ".menu h1, .menu h2 {..." but it may have nothing to do with the differences you're seeing.Hi there,
Well since it's probably 5-15 min. work for someone I figured someone would just be kind enough to tell me what to change.
I have some of it fixed now, but the red rollowever is showing up as black instead of white & at the bottom one of the separaters is out of alignment.
Thanks
MichelleI think you want to move the section where you define your :hover effects to after the section where you define ".menuebooks ul li a, .menuezine ul li a, [etc....]".Thank you, but that wasn't needed.
It's all fixed now.
Thanks guys & have a great wknd.
Michelle
Can someone help me pleeaaasssseee.
This guy did work on my site & he never cross browser checked it & I no longer use IE, so it wasn't till after I payed him that I realized he didn't do his job properly. Then he had the nerve to try & BS saying that WDs sometimes want their site to look different on each browser <sigh>, like I'm stupid or something.
I thought he ad fixed it, but now it's doing the same thing it was b4.
Anyway if you view my site <!-- w --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.exoticpublishing.com">www.exoticpublishing.com</a><!-- w --> on FF & then on IE, you should see the differences.
1. The left nav links aren't bolded
2. For some reason the visited link is making them red, but not on FF
3. The bottom nav doesn't have as much open space as in FF & it's too close the bottom of the copyright area.
If you see anything else pls. let me know & if someone can please tell me how to fix this it would be MUCH appreciated.
Thanks & have a great Friday!
Michelle
All in all it looks pretty good, Michelle. Any problems seem to be in the CSS and someone good with CSS could probably fix and test those in an hour or so, probably less. You have a very critical eye and that's good but most visitors to your site won't notice what you're seeing and the problems don't keep the site from delivering its content well.E.g. one thing I noticed was this selector:
.menu h1, h2 {
font: 11px Arial, verdana; ...
I suspect it should be ".menu h1, .menu h2 {..." but it may have nothing to do with the differences you're seeing.Hi there,
Well since it's probably 5-15 min. work for someone I figured someone would just be kind enough to tell me what to change.
I have some of it fixed now, but the red rollowever is showing up as black instead of white & at the bottom one of the separaters is out of alignment.
Thanks
MichelleI think you want to move the section where you define your :hover effects to after the section where you define ".menuebooks ul li a, .menuezine ul li a, [etc....]".Thank you, but that wasn't needed.
It's all fixed now.
Thanks guys & have a great wknd.
Michelle