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Discussion in 'BBS Hangout' started by Jrivas82, May 10, 2005.

  1. Jrivas82

    Jrivas82 Member

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    I created this page with cascading style sheets and it looks good in internet explorer. My friend opened it up in Mozilla and its completely different. The text wont load and the placement of my images is off. I have a similar problem with Netscape. Does anyone know if these browsers arent compatible with css or did I do something wrong? Id appreciate any help.

    http://www.lacostaproductions.com
     
  2. KaiSeR SoZe

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    I'm also having a problem using Mozilla Firefox and Netscape runs off of Mozilla so that should clear that up

    It's just a Mozilla problem..this BBS has quite a few web people so they should help you out here
     
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    Ah, the old: "I made a webpage and it only looks good in one browser" thread, isn't it? :D

    BRB. Trying something right now. I will get back to you after this commercial break. :eek:

    I love it! :)

    EDIT1: I think I may have found out why, but it's a workaround, it's NOT a fix. Still working on the fix.

    EDIT2: I didn't find the error, DrLudicrous did. :)
     
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    Your css file has an error in it. The last three anchor definitions have opening ( instead of {. FireFox is ignoring the rest since it can't parse it right.
     
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    SWEET. DrLudicrous has it. DAMN. Beat me to it.

    That's it. Try:
    Instead of:
    DAMN you, forgiving Internet Sucksplorer. :mad:
     
  7. Jrivas82

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    I appreciate the help guys. Thank you very much
     
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    I forgot to mention in my earlier posts, that you can also take out:
    Code:
    	font-family: "Verdana", "Helvetica", sans-serif;
    out of every H# and P declaration and add it to the body, like so:
    Code:
    body {
    	background-color: #000000;
    	font-family: Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif;
    }
    This will ensure that anything INSIDE the body has the same font. You also may not need quotes around your FONT names if there are no spaces or special characters inside (with the exception of commas and quotes). Save TYPING or redundant declarations. It will save you time in the future.
     
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