Sorry, I trusted in a suggestion to change <tableto CSS.

This is the result:
http://192.168.11.11/sonoptikon.de/k...g.de/index.php

It works with firefox, but not with IE.

I made the mistake to change all my pages without testing with IE.

What to do now???

Or is it only a little tiny error?

thanks for help

Werner

--
--------------------------------------------------
Dorothee & Werner Partner, 45699 Herten
http://www.sonoptikon.de

Werner Partner wrote:

Sorry, I trusted in a suggestion to change <tableto CSS.
>
This is the result:
http://192.168.11.11/sonoptikon.de/k...g.de/index.php

^^^^^^^^^^^^^
This is an address in your local network. Please post a publicly accessible
URL.

--
Benjamin Niemann
Email: pink at odahoda dot de
WWW: http://pink.odahoda.de/

Benjamin Niemann schrieb:

Werner Partner wrote:
>

^^^^^^^^^^^^^
This is an address in your local network. Please post a publicly accessible
URL.
>

EXcuse:

http://40296.webtest.goneo.de/praxis-hp/index.php

Werner

--
--------------------------------------------------
Dorothee & Werner Partner, 45699 Herten
http://www.sonoptikon.de

Werner Partner schrieb:

Benjamin Niemann schrieb:

EXcuse:
>
http://40296.webtest.goneo.de/praxis-hp/index.php

The fact makes me little bit sad, because it looks quite nice with
firefox, but terribly wrong with IE

Werner

--
--------------------------------------------------
Dorothee & Werner Partner, 45699 Herten
http://www.sonoptikon.de

Werner Partner <kairos@sonoptikon.dewrites:

Benjamin Niemann schrieb:

EXcuse:
>
http://40296.webtest.goneo.de/praxis-hp/index.php

The W3C validator reports a few errors. Nothing that will be too hard to fix,
but I'd suggest fixing them first. There's no guessing what browsers will do
with errors in HTML.

http://validator.w3.org/check?verbos...hp%2Findex.php

sherm--

--
Web Hosting by West Virginians, for West Virginians: http://wv-www.net
Cocoa programming in Perl: http://camelbones.sourceforge.net

On 8/19/2007 2:54 AM, Werner Partner wrote:

Benjamin Niemann schrieb:

EXcuse:
>
http://40296.webtest.goneo.de/praxis-hp/index.php
>
Werner
>

They look the same to me on Seamonkey 1.1.4 and Internet Explorer 7.
Seamonkey uses the same HTML rendering engine (Gecko) as Firefox.

One thing that should be fixed is the width. Horizontal scrolling is a
real annoyance. Do not use a fixed width for any elements; use only
relative widths (e.g., percent).

--
David E. Ross
<http://www.rossde.com/>

Natural foods can be harmful: Look at all the
people who die of natural causes.

Werner Partner wrote:

Werner Partner schrieb:

>
The fact makes me little bit sad, because it looks quite nice with
firefox, but terribly wrong with IE

A quick check of your Firefox error console reveals a error in your CSS

html
{
margin:0; padding:10;
^^^
10 what? You need to put the units.

Next I would challenge your statement that "looks quite nice with
firefox" just bump up the text size and see your page disintegrate. It
is not just to change from table layout to css styling, your need to
approach the design in a different way. Avoid using pixel-perfect layout
grids. Use pixels when dealing with inflexible items like images but use
em or % for text blocks...

I would put your top image in a DIV for a banner with your banner text
and float image to the left. Make DIV minimum the height of the image.
Then I would put your content below and float your menu to the left as
well. Maybe you should not change the background color of the menu and
avoid the temptation of making the "grid" and just have the menu
visually part of your content...


--
Take care,

Jonathan
-------------------
LITTLE WORKS STUDIO
http://www.LittleWorksStudio.com

Jonathan N. Little schrieb:

Werner Partner wrote:

>
A quick check of your Firefox error console reveals a error in your CSS
>
html
{
margin:0; padding:10;
^^^
10 what? You need to put the units.

OK - but it does not change anything :-(

>
Next I would challenge your statement that "looks quite nice with
firefox" just bump up the text size and see your page disintegrate. It
is not just to change from table layout to css styling, your need to
approach the design in a different way. Avoid using pixel-perfect layout
grids. Use pixels when dealing with inflexible items like images but use
em or % for text blocks...
>
I would put your top image in a DIV for a banner with your banner text
and float image to the left. Make DIV minimum the height of the image.
Then I would put your content below and float your menu to the left as
well. Maybe you should not change the background color of the menu and
avoid the temptation of making the "grid" and just have the menu
visually part of your content...
>
>

I will try that!

thanks

Werner

--
--------------------------------------------------
Dorothee & Werner Partner, 45699 Herten
http://www.sonoptikon.de

David E. Ross schrieb:

On 8/19/2007 2:54 AM, Werner Partner wrote:

>
They look the same to me on Seamonkey 1.1.4 and Internet Explorer 7.
Seamonkey uses the same HTML rendering engine (Gecko) as Firefox.
>
One thing that should be fixed is the width. Horizontal scrolling is a
real annoyance. Do not use a fixed width for any elements; use only
relative widths (e.g., percent).
>

I need only to fix the size of the icon, rest may float
I schould try

thanks

werner

--
--------------------------------------------------
Dorothee & Werner Partner, 45699 Herten
http://www.sonoptikon.de