theme differences across browser
fullforce - November 19, 2008 - 06:25
hi folks,
not a big problem and is probably not too hard to solve, just cant put my finger on it!
my site www.fullforcefitness.com.au displays slightly differently between IE (7) and firefox.
basically - if you look in firefox you will see a horizontal rule between regions which is not present in IE
i don't want the HR to be present, if anyone could give me an idea of the code or fix i could use to get rid of the rule that would be great,
as i said not a major problem, but i feel the site displays cleaner without the HR being there
thanks in advance,
tom
Use Firebug, TV...
Your pages will work better when they comply with the standards. After they comply, you only have to fix the problems where a popular browser does not work the way the standards says it should work. Firebug will tell you where each attribute originates. You can then focus on the specific error.
Firebug is your friend who will help you pinpoint the source of problems. Total Validator will show you errors that are not shown by the W3C validators. TV will also show you screen shots of your pages in other browsers. After you fix the pages in Firefox, you fix them for IE7 then for IE6 then for Mac stuff. Together, all the different Mac browsers occupy about 5 percent of the more expensive computers. You want to attract people who can spend the extra money on a Mac. The screen shots will help.
You have 18 CSS files included in the home page. Firebug will tell you which file produced each attribute. The file might identify the module producing the CSS. You can then ask about the CSS related to the module.
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