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Rob B
I have just created a basic website for a project at College and have to test it on various browsers and operating systems.

You can see the page here: http://wpd.cs.salford.ac.uk/~sgk814/project/homepage.html

It works perfectly on all browsers, except the homepage on Apple Safari, which gives this:

IPB Image

Ignore the broken image, the problem is that the 'What is there to do in Bury' title is wrapped around the image unlike on all other browsers and I don't want it to be.

I can't find a way of solving this?

Somebody please help me!

Thanks
Christian J
QUOTE(Rob B @ Dec 10 2006, 05:08 PM) *

the problem is that the 'What is there to do in Bury' title is wrapped around the image

I assume you mean the "Why Visit Bury Town Centre"? That's because it's not cleared from the floated image.

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unlike on all other browsers

You'll get the same result on other browsers too if you decrease text size.

Side-notes:
You should use e.g. a H2 or H3 element for the above text rather than SPAN or P, since it appears to be a header. Also I advice against using underlining for it since it makes it look like a link.

It's best to not use px (or pt) units for font-size, since that cannot easily be changed in MSIE. Use percent or no font-size at all.

Finally, inline styles are a bit unpractical to use. Try embedded or external style sheets instead: http://htmlhelp.com/reference/css/style-html.html






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