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I am developing an web application using asp.net and it almost completed.My application working properly in IE 7 but its not working properly in IE 8.It shoes an miss alignment of controls...
Feb 15 '12 #1
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Frinavale
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If there is a problem with alignment, then you need to debug your CSS that you are using for your controls...and also make sure that there are closing tags for every HTML element that is in your project.

To check to make sure that your HTML is valid, you should run your HTML through the W3C Validator tool.

If this doesn't fix your problem, the use your web browser's developers tools to debug your CSS. IE 8 and 9 come with a debugger built into it. Just hit F12 to bring it up. You can inspect the elements on the page to see the styles assigned to them and change the values in the debugger tool to find the appropriate CSS that you should use.

-Frinny
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