Hello everyone, I have developed a website http://www.akademikpencere.com/. The problem is some divs elements are not being posistioned well in IE, but they are positioned well in Firefox and Chrome. How to solve this problem ? Is there any way to make sure what ever I develop for one browser will work for another ? thank you.
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A:
For IE, you can use conditional comments and include your CSS that targets IE only; for the rest of the standard-compliant browsers, the main CSS file should be used. This way, you can use a different stylesheet for IE and fix your problem.
You may also try putting Eric Meyer Reset CSS into your main stylesheet.
Sarfraz
2010-10-18 08:05:18
A:
Your problem is in the float:right CSS applied to the DIVs on the side of your content_one_sag area. It looks as though you have a fixed-width system applied (336+10+10 px) and something in IE is causing the DIVs to break to the next line.
As a quick fix, I'd suggest widening the parent by a pixel or four. Or, narrowing the children by a pixel or four.
Also, you could experiment with clear:both to remove floats when necessary from DIVs (maybe apply to giris_submit).
Steve
2010-10-18 08:33:41
it didnot work for me. Why the website in firefox is displayed nicely but in IE so big. Very interesting.
Shahriar
2010-10-18 09:33:26
At last I solved the problem. First of all I validatwed my website with W3 validator and rectified all the errors I received. And everything started working properly.
Shahriar
2010-10-18 13:10:36