WesleyC
msg:3666652 | 1:21 pm on Jun 4, 2008 (gmt 0) |
Welcome to WebmasterWorld! Unfortunately in order to even begin to help we'll need a lot more information. Try giving us a sample of the CSS and HTML that's not working, and describing exactly what's different between IE6 and Firefox.
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swa66
msg:3667044 | 8:14 pm on Jun 4, 2008 (gmt 0) |
When trying to fix it, take a cloase look at conditional comments: that way you can leave the standards stuff untouched and change it only for specific versions of IE
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juliocrd
msg:3667808 | 6:08 pm on Jun 5, 2008 (gmt 0) |
Hi there, in my experience the problem is how browsers define their measure units. Try to eliminate all the margins in the CSS and use more images for your layout to have a more accurate version for both IE6 & Firefox. By the way, IE7 and Firefox show the websites in the same way, so if you fix your project for Firefox you will cover three different browsers: IE6, IE7 and Firefox. Also eliminate all the "heights" in the HTML code that will help too
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Preeminent
msg:3699396 | 12:55 am on Jul 16, 2008 (gmt 0) |
"By the way, IE7 and Firefox show the websites in the same way, so if you fix your project for Firefox you will cover three different browsers: IE6, IE7 and Firefox. " Im in no way an expert, but this is not happening for me!?
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