Im wondering why in Firefox http://www.ryanspahn.net looks more like I want it to, but in IE the mainbox is larger and the tab links are larger also.
I am aiming for the way it looks in FireFox to look the same in IE.
Thanks to any1 who can help!
Cheers, Chaser
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Internet Explorer's rendering engine (Trident) has some serious issues (including 7.0).
To fix rendering errors for IE only use IECCSS. You'll basically link a specific stylesheet that overwrites the default stylesheet but is only read by IE. You can use it for any major, moderate, or minor version of IE.[/url]
To fix rendering errors for IE only use IECCSS. You'll basically link a specific stylesheet that overwrites the default stylesheet but is only read by IE. You can use it for any major, moderate, or minor version of IE.[/url]
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1.) It's a layer, not a popup.matthijs wrote:@mr Jabcreations: I would be interested to take a look at IECCSS, but would you be so kind to remove that sound/popup stuff first, so I can view your site normally?
2.) Those are site preferences, make a preference so you can view the site.
3.) If you read the layer you'd see you can disable audio.
I don't care how you call it. If I open a site and the first thing I see is some sort of popup and a voice starts screaming (loud, because I had the volume up) I close the site as quickly as I can. I don't care for the content anymore.JAB Creations wrote: 1.) It's a layer, not a popup.
2.) Those are site preferences, make a preference so you can view the site.
3.) If you read the layer you'd see you can disable audio.
For anyone interested in Conditional comments for IE, I would advice to look at the following pages:
http://www.456bereastreet.com/archive/2 ... _comments/
http://www.brucelawson.co.uk/2005/futur ... -comments/
The official MS page
http://msdn.microsoft.com/workshop/auth ... nt_ovw.asp
The reason the site looks different in IE (which version?) might have to do something with the way IE renders the box model or handles margins and paddings.