Hello,

I have created a website for my small business which i hope to get underway soon. However, im having some problems, through some research i've come to understand its whats known as Cross-Browser compatibility problems.

I have built the site in FrontPage, and in my internet explorer it is completely fine. No problems, if i open up my Mozilla many of the boxes ect.. dont display properly. We have this problem before, but i appealed on the forum and someone make a quick change. I have no experience in HTML, CSS or what not.. so im puzzled by this odd situation.

Would someone be able to possibly change the HTML to make it compatible on other browsers for me.

The URL = http://www.people-exchange.co.uk/testweb/PeopleX/index2.htm

Our old version which got changed is = http://www.people-exchange.co.uk/testweb/PeopleX/index.htm

Also, our introduction page is having the same problem = http://www.people-exchange.co.uk/testweb/PeopleX/teaser.htm

I would really really appreciate someone to step in here.. becuase i am just at wits end.

Thanks for you time!

I recommend that you start by fixing the markup errors and CSS errors reported by the online tools:
http://htmlhelp.com/cgi-bin/validate.cgi?u...mp;warnings=yes
http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/validat...g=1&lang=en

You use a fixed-width layout that will center the iframe only for a certain width of browser window. With other widths, the iframe is pushed to one side or the other.

And looking at your source, you've got some MS conditional comments that hide some of your markup from non-MS browsers.

Can you explain that in better terms possibly?!

Im extremely new to this, and that made o sense at all! But, thanks your helping!!

Would you possibly be able to fix it, i'll buy your a drink!!
I've been fretting over this for 2 days now, i cant seem to find a fix with such limited knowledge.. and i tried learning it and it was just too hard for me to understand!

Thanks, i really appreciate your help!

TheSlink