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HTML - Why Does My Website Look Correct In All Browsers Except Ie?
My website looks like I want it to in Chrome, Firefox and my Android phone (including the flash banner at the top working properly) - however, in IE the layout is wrong. Also there is no consistency. Sometimes a page will look right then if you load another page and go back to the original one it now looks wrong. The compatibility mode makes it look a bit better but still not correct.
It appears that it looked right until I updated flash (because the new flash banner at the top required this) and now the whole site layout is wrong. Any ideas? The website is www.nodj.co.uk if you need to take a look. Thanks in advance! Similar TutorialsI have this task as part of an HTML class project. It has to be done using the <embed> tag, and must repeat a wav file twice (playing it three times total). This is the code I'm using: <p> <embed src="background.wav" width="145" height="100" hidden="true" autostart="true" playcount="3" loop="3" /> </p> It doesn't loop at all in firefox, and in IE it loops constantly. If I remove the loop="3" attribute, it works properly in IE. Is there any way to get this working across browsers using the embed tag, or would a more complex method be needed? (such as javascript browser detection with browser specific code). I'm really stuck on this, any help would be really appreciated. I am making my band a website. I have all the graphics i need (as in the menu and background), but I don't know how to put it all together and make it good looking. here is a picture of the general idea. That would go all the way to the bottom of the page and all the rest of the space would just be black. Now of course, thats not how it would exactly look, that was just a map out that I made in two seconds. I need just the area where people read all the info and such to scroll alone, and to have nothing else to do so. Just in case anyone doesn't know what i mean by "put it all together" I mean to get the top thing where it says band name on, and have the menu on the side, the place where everyone reads next to it, a bit of space below the area where people read, and the whole left be just black. thanks in advance EDIT- I realized i also should probably say this too. There is a graphic that runs through the entire page (band name area, menu, and place where people read). The band name area is a jpg, menu is a flash file, and then the place where people read is just regualr. Hi - hope someone can help. I have built a website for a business which I am starting up and I know its very basic! THe problem is that I can view the website fine and so can loads of people, but quite a few can't view it and when they load the index page it just shows a blank screen with the address at the bottom. The website address is www.lagganoutdoor.co.uk - The people who couldn't view it are on pretty recent versions of Explorer. Have I done something completely stupid?! Hope you can help. Thanks, Duncan. I'm programming my first website for a friend who makes comics and in order to make the border around his comics fit I had to mess with the margins. The website looks great on Mozilla and Chrome, and perfect on Safari, but on IE and Opera the border ends up very skinny and goes through the comic, it also makes the page look enormous. Does anyone know how to remedy this? I think it has to do with the border being around the paragraph rather than the image, but I'm not sure. Any help is greatly appreciated. Dear all, i've designed a small web page, where it is well viewed in windows IE and not in other browsers like fire fox and net scape navigator. Can you please suggest a solution for this..... thanks in advance.....! Right now, once I upload a webpage designed with Netscape composer 7.2 (since it is free) and my own html code inserted occasionally, I verify it looks correct on the following web browsers: IE 8 (32 bit) Firefox Chrome Safari Opera Should I verify it on others, such as IE 7 or IE 6, or is that a waste of time? From my experience, Chrome, Firefox, and Safari usually get it right, and IE 8 and Opera get it right less of the time. How do you verify your website on smart phones and whatever browser they use (Black Berry, iPhone, Palm, Android) without having to buy each one? What about the iPad? Thanks! Hello, I'm using Kubuntu Linux. My Website is warp.net16.net Here is the coding that I used to try and put my image up, as you can see it is not showing. <H1 ALIGN=CENTER><U>W.A.R.P</U></H1> <P ALIGN=CENTER>(Work, Assisted, Resource, Program)</P> <P ALIGN=CENTER> <img src="file:///home/esprit/My Website/images/chokurei_spiritmatter.jpeg"/> </P> Thank you for your time and help, I really appreciate it. Hey all, I've been trying to fix up my carpet cleaning website. The bee.png image in the top left of my menu bar is giving me problems with older browsers & most hand-held devices, e.g., iTouch, cellphones, etc. Is there any kind of trick (hack) I could use so that it will properly align with all devices? Website: www.honeydocarpetcare.com Also, please let me know if you are noticing things that are out of place. If so, please tell me what browser and version you are using! Thanks all! My website doesn't render correctly in the WebKit browsers (Apple Safari and Google Chrome). It works as expected in Firefox, Internet Explorer versions 6 and above, and Opera. If you click here to view the site, it is the text on the left-hand side underneath the navigation menu that is proving problematic. This text is supposed to appear directly beneath the navigation menu, but when the site is viewed in Safari or Google Chrome, it appears at the very bottom of the page, where the blue background is. I have run the code through the W3C validator and after a bit of alteration, it came back saying there's no errors. What makes it confusing is that I didn't write the code myself and it is mainly table-based (I inherited it from a previous web developer). I am currently working on a brand new layout for the website which will solve the accessibility problem completely, but for the time being we have to continue using the current layout. Does anyone know if there's a quick fix which will get the text on the left-hand side to display correctly in WebKit browsers? This has been bugging me for a while now and I'd really like to get it fixed. Is there anything obvious that I've missed? Thanks in advance for any help. i'm trying to figure out what i'm doing wrong with adding some ssi into my codes. i'm trying to get my menu to be to the left of my main body information of each page. i got it working by pure luck on this one, but i can't get it working on the other pages. here's some of the code from the correctly working page: .... <body> <table class="try" cellspacing="0"> <tr> <!---#include file= "ssi/header.ssi"--> <!--************Header Cell start***********--> <tr> <!---#include file= "ssi/menu.ssi"---> <!--**********Menu cell stops**********--> <!--**********Body cell starts*********--> <td class="body"> <!--**********BODY CONTENT...ALL!**********--> <h2 class="texttitle"> Text + Lists Page</h2> <p class="book"> <a href="http://www.thelatinlibrary.com/cicero/fin.shtml"> The Extremes of Good and Evil</a></span> <p class="author">by Cicero (circa 45 B.C.)</span> .... and here's one from my other pages: .... <body> <tr> <!--#include file= "ssi/header.ssi"--> </tr> <tr> <!--#include file= "ssi/menu.ssi"--> <form action="http://usm.maine.edu/cgi-bin/cgi-mailer.pl" method="post"> <p><input name="destination" value="brandonmckenney@gmail.com" type="hidden"></p>....... those are just from the beginning parts of my body sections. what am i doing wrong. the menu shows up but it shows up on top of the body info like the header. any help will be greatly appreciated as this is due on my server for class tomorrow morning! What would the script be to check which browser you are using. I want a script to check if the webpage is being viewed by iPhone safari, not sure how to code it but I want it to do this: website/index.php: If iPhone Safari. go to;"mobile.website.com" And in mobile.website.com I will have a CSS for mobiles. I built this page and I'm noticing it works fine in Dreamweaver browser but not in opera and safari and IE? What am I doing wrong? http://www.rendemolition.com/patio1.html I have recent designed a website inAdobe fireworks then slices then exported it. (So it is in tables). I slice a 1 pixel image of the right side of the image to set as my background (repeat x). So I also set the top margin of the whole layout to 0 pixels. But it seems different browsers have a difference view of what 0 pixels is. Does anyone no away arround this? I have this login on a website i'm doing, in Firefox, Opera & Safari the two text fields and the login button are aligned to the very left of the page but in IE the text boxes only stay about 15px further to the right. This means they are out of line with other elements on the page Can anyone tell from this code below what i'm doing wrong or do you need more code to go on. <form name=login> <table width=200 border=0 align="left" cellpadding=3> <td><input type=text name=username></td></tr> <td><input type=text name=password></td></tr> <tr><td colspan=2 align=left><input type=button value="Login!" onClick="Login()"></td></tr> </table> </form> cheers First I want to thank you for letting me be a part of this great forum. Now about the problem. My site looks good on IE browser but with firefox it looks strange, if you look at http://www.akuttpost.no/psykoseschizofreni.htm you may notice that the menu is lower than the middle page. How do I fix this? Is there a way to adjust this so that what looks on IE will be the same with all sorts of browsers? I use dreamweaver and claris 3.0 I just read a link from a web mag, and found a pretty smart service: 1. Go to http://browsershots.org/ 2. Select the OS/Browsers you want to check against 3. Select the "user" options 4. Submit your site 5. Get a set of images for each browser to see what it looks like Pretty cool, huh? Now you don't have to install every browser known to man I cant figure out why my website footer looks different in internet explorer compared to all the other browsers. IE makes the footer look off. Can someone please help me with this. www.pricedrightcleaningequipment.com thanks so much I am having some problems. I am redesigning a site and It looks good in firefox, but when viewed in IE the spacing is off. I like the way it is looking in firefox, but not in IE. Any ideas?? http:// www .integratedpeaksolutions.com/New/Site/ |
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