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I have numerous prolblems with my website but it only occurs in either IE or firefox. Keep in mind that this is my first website
My first prolblem is that in firefox the content div overlaps my container div, this works in IE tho.(NOTE: this is now fixed) The other prolblem i have is that in IE my links/buttons have margins/line breaks after them when i want them on the same line, like it is in firefox. My third prolblem is that in IE the border should be bevel but it appears as a solid black border.
Website: http://www.freewebs.com/iron-fe/
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This is for the first problem:
Change this:
Code:
div#content{
background-color:RGB(230,230,230);
width:100%;
text-align:left;
color:black;
border-style:none;
margin:80px 0px 0px 0px;
padding:5px;
}
to:
Code:
div#content{
background-color:RGB(230,230,230);
width:790px;
text-align:left;
color:black;
border-style:none;
margin:80px 0px 0px 0px;
padding:5px;
}
The problem was the padding of the content div.
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I got my css buttons to be on the same line by playing with it dont know what i changed tho. the only prolblem is that in IE my buttons are centered but in Firefox i had to add a left margin to make it be in the center but this now conflicts with IE because it has them way in the right when they should be in the center. Right now it is how it should look in firefox. I dont care much about the border being solid instead of bevel anymore because it still looks ok. Could someone plaease help me with my prolblem?
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Too hard to explain, so I made a working example:
http://www.catpin.com/test.htm
and the CSS:
http://www.catpin.com/test.css
also added an example of using a wrapper to insert a left
and right column for content, images, etc.
Only define width for centering a fixed size page in
the browser. You didn't mention that the width
be fluid ... that definition would be different.
Playing around with the bottom border of the button links
and the links background color will create a "tab effect".
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http://www.veritaswebdesign.com/Untitled-1.html
There ya go. I put the CSS inline so that I could work on it real quick.
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Oops... didn't see your reply there, mlseim.
