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rob_lawford
post Feb 14 2008, 09:58 AM
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Whats happening - can someone help me i have a problem with mozilla -

I am designing a site that works perfectly in IE but when viewing in mozilla all the tags <p tags> get pushed out of line when resizing the browser window - how can i stop this? they dont go with the flow of the site like it does in ie.

if you guys can help it would be seriously appreciated@! just let me know if you need examples.

i have a solid background with relative positioning and <p tags> with absolute positioning - when in ie - everything works cool and resizes perfectly but when viewing in mozilla - it goes crazy - please help!

Thanks.
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Darin McGrew
post Feb 14 2008, 11:25 AM
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Can you provide the URL (address) of a document that demonstrates the problem?

In the meantime, please see the FAQ entry Why does my page display fine in one browser but incorrectly or not at all in another?
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rob_lawford
post Feb 15 2008, 03:55 AM
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Hi There -

Okay i have uploaded an incomplete site to this url :

http://www.bcom.co.za/Reebok/index.html

Now this works perfectly in IE - but look at it in Mozilla and its all messed up...

I have attached the code for the Attached File  style_sheet.css ( 2.57k ) Number of downloads: 719
css stylesheet if that would be any help -

I appreciate your help!
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Darin McGrew
post Feb 15 2008, 12:40 PM
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I recommend that you start by fixing the markup errors and CSS errors reported by the online tools.

Is there a particular reason why you're trying to use XHTML rather than regular HTML? Whatever you do, pick XHTML or HTML and stick with the one you pick; don't mix HTML syntax into an XHTML document, or vice versa.

Don't use px or pt for font sizes. Use 100% for body text, use larger percentages for headings and the like, and use (slightly) smaller percentages for legalese and similar fine print.
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