I have a menu that is centered in it's TD in IE, but shifts over to the right in Firefox. On the page below it should be centered over the "Version francais" link.
I've tried several times to fix this, but I'm at a loss.
Can anyone tell me where I've gone wrong?
Any other comments welcome.
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RobYou might want to start by validating your page and css. You do realize that IE generally gets the box model wrong, right?No, I didn't realize that about IE. Be nice if they updated their last millenium browser some century.
Fooling with it a bit more, I realized that the UL element was styled too narrow (the menu is a UL from supplied code.)
How did I figure that out? Chris Pererick's Web Developer Extension for Firefox, which let's you outline block level elements to see how your page is laid out.
Very flexible and a lifesaver. If you don't have it, you need it.
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Thanks,
RobColorZilla and MeasureIt are a couple of other good ones in addition to the must have Web Developer.
I've tried several times to fix this, but I'm at a loss.
Can anyone tell me where I've gone wrong?
Any other comments welcome.
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Thanks,
RobYou might want to start by validating your page and css. You do realize that IE generally gets the box model wrong, right?No, I didn't realize that about IE. Be nice if they updated their last millenium browser some century.
Fooling with it a bit more, I realized that the UL element was styled too narrow (the menu is a UL from supplied code.)
How did I figure that out? Chris Pererick's Web Developer Extension for Firefox, which let's you outline block level elements to see how your page is laid out.
Very flexible and a lifesaver. If you don't have it, you need it.
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Thanks,
RobColorZilla and MeasureIt are a couple of other good ones in addition to the must have Web Developer.