Browser Compatibility Issues
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I use VS.NET to create the layouts of all my pages. Once I am done I view them in IE and they look just the way I wanted them to. But when I fire up Netscape Browser and look at the same file then everything is out of place and messed up. For instance using
's in CSS I could get everything center aligned in IE but I had to use
tag in my code to have it center aligned in Netscape. Not to mention that even after doing that everything that was set to "relative" position in my CSS file was messed up again. Is there a simpler solution for this problem? Regards, Tiruvan
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I use VS.NET to create the layouts of all my pages. Once I am done I view them in IE and they look just the way I wanted them to. But when I fire up Netscape Browser and look at the same file then everything is out of place and messed up. For instance using
's in CSS I could get everything center aligned in IE but I had to use
tag in my code to have it center aligned in Netscape. Not to mention that even after doing that everything that was set to "relative" position in my CSS file was messed up again. Is there a simpler solution for this problem? Regards, Tiruvan
Sorry about that I guess I shouldn't have used "div" inside the tag...but here's the message in a cleaner format: I use VS.NET to create the layouts of all my pages. Once I am done I view them in IE and they look just the way I wanted them to. But when I fire up Netscape Browser and look at the same file then everything is out of place and messed up. For instance using "div"s in CSS I could get everything center aligned in IE but I had to use tag in my code to have it center aligned in Netscape. Not to mention that even after doing that everything that was set to "relative" position in my CSS file was messed up again. Is there a simpler solution for this problem? Regards, Tiruvan
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Sorry about that I guess I shouldn't have used "div" inside the tag...but here's the message in a cleaner format: I use VS.NET to create the layouts of all my pages. Once I am done I view them in IE and they look just the way I wanted them to. But when I fire up Netscape Browser and look at the same file then everything is out of place and messed up. For instance using "div"s in CSS I could get everything center aligned in IE but I had to use tag in my code to have it center aligned in Netscape. Not to mention that even after doing that everything that was set to "relative" position in my CSS file was messed up again. Is there a simpler solution for this problem? Regards, Tiruvan
welcome to the wonderful world of broken standards read: "standards are so good lets all have one") ... basically no there isnt an easy answer ... style sheets are the key but u need at least 5 of them to cover all the bases go look at www.richinstyle.com [^]but have a stiff drink first cos it isnt pretty