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some help plzzz… i dont think i can start off css with any simpler example than listed below.. but it works differently in ie and css. i would like it to be like how it comes out in firefox.. can someone tell me how??
Thanks!!!
At a glance I don’t see anything wrong with that. Although I just woke up so I may have missed something :)
First thing I’d do is stick a doctype on there. That may be affecting how browsers are interpreting it.
If that doesn’t fix it, post a link so people can see how it’s not working.
If you’re just getting started with css you may not be familiar with resets. I went a long time before I heard of them but it will help you out down the road reducing the number of issues with pages looking differently in different browsers. Do a search here on resets. I’m sure I saw an article on them.
hth
Thanks for the reply mikes. Here is the HTMl with doctype included. this is just a quick mockup of the problem i have elsewhere… and it is in the development and is not hosted anywhere…
thanks for the info about resets… i’ll look around to find more info about it.
i have uploaded the images of how the display looks..
[img]http://image69.webshots.com/669/2/62/19/2058262190048685497cczcvE_fs.jpg[/img]
[img]http://image71.webshots.com/71/4/60/33/2617460330048685497CLayRd_fs.jpg[/img]