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You like a challenge?

The first person who sends me the fix to make the top nav bar at www.ProBlogs.com display in FireFox the same as it does in IE by midnight Eastern time September 2007, I'll send $35 to via PayPal.

Thanks!
 
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Code: 
#topmenu {
	margin: 0 0 0 234px;
	position: absolute;
	top: 110px;
	left: 0;


}

should do it, i didn't try on IE ;)
 
tomsa said:
Code: 
#topmenu {
	margin: 0 0 0 234px;
	position: absolute;
	top: 110px;
	left: 0;


}

should do it, i didn't try on IE ;)
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top: 110px; is perfect in IE, top: 95px; is perfect in FF.

By changing the margin 5px it is one third the way perfect in FF and and two thirds perfect in IE, but not really perfect in either one... sorry!
 
Did you think about recognizing users web browser through PHP and then using proper .css file? It's sometimes impossible to make site appear properly in all browsers..
 
What version of IE are you using? I'm using 6 and I swear it's perfect! lol
 
The only true way for them to look the same in both browsers is by way of a css hack.

You have to copy and save a version of your current style sheet with a different name like iehacks.css

Then in the <head> element of all pages add the following code:

<!--[if IE]>
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="iehacks.css" />
<![endif]-->

Now make the adjustments to the new style sheet so they are consistent with the FF version.

WHA-LA they are now the same in the different browsers.
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This is the method I employ when I design sites for my clients.
All coders wish that MS would get their act together and start following the W3C rules.
Not that I'm counting on IE to ever really be compliant.

Here is link for further investigation: Clicky

Good luck :)
 
or just use

Code: 
#divname {
IE css code here
}

html>body #divname {
non IE css code here
}
 
wistow said:
What version of IE are you using? I'm using 6 and I swear it's perfect! lol
Click to expand...

IE 6 and IE 7 display the pages differently.

You can install multiple versions of IE using this

and you will see.

Really helps when debugging browser issues ;)
 
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