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[computerguydd]

Ok, I bult a Church site www.nhcdc.net/fwc and it works in IE 6 the way I would like it to look, but when I open it in firefox it is all screwed up,
Can anyone help me on this to figure out y?

[Futingkiller]

the only diference from IE and Mozilla is that the hole page isn't allign center and the heather image is missing.
it must be something from your css styles. visit the link below and search which styles you used don't work in Mozilla, because not all are working in every browser
http://www.w3schools...css/default.asp

Edited by Futingkiller, 16 May 2006 - 02:50 PM.

[SatanicPenguins]

I know when i made my site, it was fubar'd in IE and worked perfect in firefox. one thing is to center that kind of layout in IE u need to use atleast 1 table that spans the layout, and center that. Thats how i got mine to work

[Matthew.]

Futingkiller, on May 16 2006, 08:16 PM, said:

the only diference from IE and Mozilla is that the hole page isn't allign center and the heather image is missing.

+ nav + content areas.

As i always have said, code to standards and your problem will be with IE not FF. IE bugs are a lot easier t fix unfortunetly. I would seriously suggest going over your code again and correcting it to css standards.

You could always go back to that fine andreas08 template and transfer back some of the mutilated css lol.

esem, on May 16 2006, 09:17 PM, said:

u need to use atleast 1 table that spans the layout, and center that. Thats how i got mine to work

margin: 0 auto; / margin: auto;

Edited by .Matt, 16 May 2006 - 03:35 PM.

[SatanicPenguins]

thanks matt, ill try that when i get a chance

[coolaid]

and dont use filters.

and add width: 100% to the body{} selector.

remove background colors when you're using background images, this is what you have:
background:#467aa7 url(images/site header3.jpg);

this is how it should be.
background: url(images/site header3.jpg);

and you cant have spaces in your file names, so thats why 'site header3.jpg' doesn't show. i think you can use 'site20%header3.jpg' but im not sure...

[Matthew.]

Its %20

Not 20%