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19-Jan-2004, 18:40
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Need help fixing up a Netscape bugI just started work on optimizing an existing site but have noticed some problems with Netscape/Mozilla. The page below looks fine in IE and Opera but not quite the same in Netscape/Mozilla. Any ideas as to why??
(removed) Last edited by Div : 20-Jan-2004 at 09:39.
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19-Jan-2004, 22:55
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Try validating your code to see if that helps.
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20-Jan-2004, 08:55
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It seems to validate ok...
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20-Jan-2004, 09:25
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A couple of things... 1. You are calling 'header' as an ID, but it is defined as a CLASS. 2. You can try modifying some of your DIV IDs/Classes to include "position:relative" ... but it is a crapshoot! Currently, you are only doing this for main. |
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20-Jan-2004, 09:39
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Thanks guys...I figured it out. It was calling an incorrect class...header needs to be fixed as well.
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