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HTML - Testing With Ie
Whenever I want to test a website in Firefox, or Safari, I open up a new window and look at it.
But whenever I want to test a different version of IE, I need to upgrade (to IE7) or uninstall (to IE6). It's not difficult, just a waste of time. And it makes it difficult to compare the two side-by-side. Is there a better way to test the various IE versions? Similar TutorialsI have the Firefox "Web Developer" extension which allows me to re-size the browser window to view the screen in a resolution like 800x600. It also has a check box named "Viewport", allowing me to re-size to that if I wish. Is the viewport what I should be looking at my site in...and what is it? Also, how do other designers test their site in different resolutions? What's the most practical way? Hi All, I have tested my site in IE7, firefox and safari, but i've been told i have a problem with IE6. (Which i can't test without uninstalling IE7) www.lahayna.co.uk I'm told the problem is only with the homepage, and with the media page, I've been given a screenshot which i've attached, but i don't know where to go from here. I've tried checking my CSS to ensure my images, padding and margins don't exceed set widths etc, but i've not made any difference so far. Your help is really appreciated, as i'm not getting any further with this site. Thanks Laura Hello. Im a newbe with respect to webdesign, however for my thesis i need to conduct a large sample psychometric test. Viewers will rank a series of images (5 to a page) in order of preference. Once they have ranged those 5 images the webpage needs to go onto the next set of images. I need to gain results on the rankings that people put these images into. Making a webswite to display the images and radio buttons is pretty simple and i can do that easily its the result gathering process that i dont have time to code. Sample size is approximatly 2500 and to be representative id prefer an online one rather than taking that many results myself. In terms of images, there will be 25 image experiments. With each experiment made up of 5 versions of the same image that differ slightly in exposure.; Any help would be much appreciated. Planning to use Matlab to analyse the results. Cheers. Ed So I am pretty new to HTML/CSS (been learning for about a week now) I thought I had everythign down, but I ran into a problem with <a> and linking through my site. My directory is set up like this on my local network: when I link from loung.html to elixir.html I used the following code: Code: <a href="beverages/elixir.html">elixirs</a> But when I test those pages on my local network, the pages do not appear(when i click the link that I made). Is it because I am testing on local network, is the code wrong, or am I doing something else that I am not aware of? Thanks in advance |
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