Text is not WRAPPING in MOZILLA

jophinmichael

In our project we are facing problems of wrapping text in panels and all.With There is no problem with Internet Explorer. But with MOZILLA text is not Wrapped.

jophin

Shog9 0

Um... shucks, what sort of an answer is even possible here, considering there was no actual question... ah! "there, there" :rolleyes:

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I don't care what you consider witty, but at least I do not blather on posting nonsense like Jim Crafton.

-- Stringcheese, humbled by Crafton's ability to string together multiple sentences

Fred_Smith

Type "Mozilla wrap" into google and you'd gets loads... I found this:- it gets my 5! :) "I have a great fix for Firefox, Opera, and any other Mozilla-based browsers that can't render forms properly: Use INTERNET EXPLORER! That's the browser that comes as part of the Microsoft Windows Operating System. You see, when you develop an operatibg system, you (not some geek in Geneva) get to set the standards. Internet Explorer is designed to be FORGIVABLE of many coding errors that would drive Mozilla browsers up a wall. You see, the standards aren't set by W3C, but rather they are set by Microsoft. If you can't live with this then invent your own operating system an d market it. Sometimes I think that many of you geeks are masochists at heart, because you seem to keep coming back for more everytime you get burned by a Mozilla browser. Again, W3C doesn't set any rules that Microsoft is bound to respect, because the Windows operating System is owned by Microsoft, not W3C, so Bill and Steve just chuckle and proceed to do things as they wish. In the meantime the geeks spend much of their time hunting for fixes and patches so that somehow their Mozilla (Godzilla?) browser can be made to work with a Gateszilla system. Hang it up, already! Did you not learn anything from the Netscape Navigator experience? Say no to crapware!" (found on http://www.askbjoernhansen.com/2002/03/17/mozilla_textarea_wraps.html[^])

Guffa

You see, the standards aren't set by W3C, but rather they are set by Microsoft.

Complete rubbish. Microsoft is a member of W3C.

--- single minded; short sighted; long gone;

Fred_Smith

Yes, but his implication is that Microsoft, being as big as they are, can ignore the W3C or not, as they Will. In other words, that they are a member of it for political reasons rather then anything else. After all, why else isn't IE 100% W3C compliant?