I thought I had this fixed, but I've just looked at IE and it doean't look right.
The menu at the bottom of this page (<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://cheers-sendai.com">http://cheers-sendai.com</a><!-- m -->) is centred in Firefox, but not in IE. I don't know why...
I get confused because the css for my site is pretty long. If you'd like to have a look - it's here. (<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://cheers-sendai.com/cheers6.css">http://cheers-sendai.com/cheers6.css</a><!-- m -->)
Thanks in advance.Could it be your xml line at the top is throwing IE back into quirks mode?Well, I know some people find problems with that, but the layout of the page will be screwed (in IE) if I take that out - it basically won't work.
I wanted the layout as it is and I couldn't find a good way to do it without the XML line at the top.
I guess it's possible that that could be the problem...
I said I thought I'd fixed it because I did have it centered in IE - but not in FF. I fixed that problem with the -ul {text-align center}- part (if I remember right). Maybe I just forgot to check if it was still OK in IE. D'oh!
It's possible that it could be something else I did...
So, do you know how to do this layout without resorting to the XML line at the top?
I'd appreciate a point in the right direction if you do.
Cheers.Since there are no good development tools for IE I can't tell whether it's running in quirks mode or not. I'm going by one of Zeldman's observations in 'designing with web standards' that you can't feed a truly standard XHTML page to IE because of that problem.#footer margin:0;Wahey! Did it again! Fang - you're a star.
The menu at the bottom of this page (<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://cheers-sendai.com">http://cheers-sendai.com</a><!-- m -->) is centred in Firefox, but not in IE. I don't know why...
I get confused because the css for my site is pretty long. If you'd like to have a look - it's here. (<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://cheers-sendai.com/cheers6.css">http://cheers-sendai.com/cheers6.css</a><!-- m -->)
Thanks in advance.Could it be your xml line at the top is throwing IE back into quirks mode?Well, I know some people find problems with that, but the layout of the page will be screwed (in IE) if I take that out - it basically won't work.
I wanted the layout as it is and I couldn't find a good way to do it without the XML line at the top.
I guess it's possible that that could be the problem...
I said I thought I'd fixed it because I did have it centered in IE - but not in FF. I fixed that problem with the -ul {text-align center}- part (if I remember right). Maybe I just forgot to check if it was still OK in IE. D'oh!
It's possible that it could be something else I did...
So, do you know how to do this layout without resorting to the XML line at the top?
I'd appreciate a point in the right direction if you do.
Cheers.Since there are no good development tools for IE I can't tell whether it's running in quirks mode or not. I'm going by one of Zeldman's observations in 'designing with web standards' that you can't feed a truly standard XHTML page to IE because of that problem.#footer margin:0;Wahey! Did it again! Fang - you're a star.