Shadowkiller - 12:05 am on Mar 15, 2005 (gmt 0)

The problem with designing in Frontpage is it designs for only IE in mind. To get it working in different types of browsers you generally have to go into the code itself and hand edit it. WYSIWYG type editers, like Front Page and Dreamweaver (to an extent), aren't the best things to use to make standards compliant webpages. The only time I use such programs is when I want to get a concept quickly in code, but using them generally takes more time in the end then it would just to write pages from scratch.

If you want to know how your coding falls short of standard you might want to run your site through this program.

[validator.w3.org...]

It will tell you the coding that is wrong so you can look into finding the standard version of that coding you are using.

Although I don't like the way some of the standards are heading it is the easiest way to make sure your site looks the way you want it to in all modern browsers.