I've used and loved the webmaster tools at Delorie.com for some years now. I
just added some more text content to my home page, but in the web page
"purifier" the text doesn't render as I thought it should. It looks fine in
MSIE 6, lol. I didn't want the text to be centered, and specified a css
class to clear the floats above and text-align to the left. Does it look
that way for other people using other browsers than MSIE? If not, is it a
fault of my CSS, my (X)HTML, or just the way things are and I have to get
used to it?
the page in question is www.TheBicyclingGuitarist.net/ with the stylesheet
at http://www.TheBicyclingGuitarist.net...dex_filter.css that uses the @import
trick to go to index.css 6  1882 
The Bicycling Guitarist wrote: I've used and loved the webmaster tools at Delorie.com for some years
now. I just added some more text content to my home page, but in the web
page "purifier" the text doesn't render as I thought it should. It looks
fine in MSIE 6, lol. I didn't want the text to be centered, and
specified a css class to clear the floats above and text-align to the
left. Does it look that way for other people using other browsers than
MSIE?
What "purifier" web page?
What text is centered that should not be?
Why not get another browser so you see for yourself?
The only centered text I see is the <h1> bit (and the bottom nav), as
specified in the CSS. Mozilla v1.7.3.
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news:ZM******** ************@gi ganews.com... The Bicycling Guitarist wrote: I've used and loved the webmaster tools at Delorie.com for some years
What "purifier" web page?
What text is centered that should not be?
Why not get another browser so you see for yourself?
The only centered text I see is the <h1> bit (and the bottom nav), as
specified in the CSS. Mozilla v1.7.3.
Thank you, Jim. If Mozilla sees it right, it's probably okay.
At http://www.delorie.com/web/purify.html their "generic" browser simulation
renders the paragraph of text below the image as centered. I do want the
<h1> bit and the bottom bits centered, but not the paragraph about which one
minute song I recommend as a sample of my work.
Their "generic" browser is what I used to see for myself. What I was
wondering was what possible reason could there be for my CSS to not render
properly in their browser, and if that was the case in other browsers. I am
leery of installing other browsers on my machine.
On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 20:10:15 GMT, The Bicycling Guitarist
<Ch***@TheBicyc lingGuitarist.n et> wrote:
"jmm-list-gn" <jm************ ***@sohnen-moe.com> wrote in message
news:ZM******** ************@gi ganews.com... The Bicycling Guitarist wrote: I've used and loved the webmaster tools at Delorie.com for some years What "purifier" web page?
What text is centered that should not be?
Why not get another browser so you see for yourself?
The only centered text I see is the <h1> bit (and the bottom nav), as
specified in the CSS. Mozilla v1.7.3.
Thank you, Jim. If Mozilla sees it right, it's probably okay.
At http://www.delorie.com/web/purify.html their "generic" browser
simulation renders the paragraph of text below the image as centered. I
do want the <h1> bit and the bottom bits centered, but not the paragraph
about which one minute song I recommend as a sample of my work.
When I try it, it looks fine, the lower paragraph is aligned left as I'd
expect to see it.
This is the WebTV view thing, right? Did you set your width and see how
things overlap?
Their "generic" browser is what I used to see for myself. What I was
wondering was what possible reason could there be for my CSS to not
render properly in their browser, and if that was the case in other
browsers. I am leery of installing other browsers on my machine.
Don't be. I use IE6, Opera (7.23, eventually going to upgrade), Firefox
1.0, Lynx. Used to have IE 5.0 and 5.5 (along with IE6) but I never bother
with them. Same with NN4 and Mozilla, one is old and busted and the other,
to my knowledge, renders essentially the same as Firefox, which I prefer.
In fact i could dump Lynx, which I'm not fond of and can somewhat emulate
with Opera. So there's really just 3 I use regularly.
On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 16:41:55 GMT, "The Bicycling Guitarist"
<Ch***@TheBicyc lingGuitarist.n et> wrote: I've used and loved the webmaster tools at Delorie.com for some years now. I
just added some more text content to my home page, but in the web page
"purifier" the text doesn't render as I thought it should. It looks fine in
MSIE 6, lol. I didn't want the text to be centered, and specified a css
class to clear the floats above and text-align to the left. Does it look
that way for other people using other browsers than MSIE? If not, is it a
fault of my CSS, my (X)HTML, or just the way things are and I have to get
used to it?
the page in question is www.TheBicyclingGuitarist.net/ with the stylesheet
at http://www.TheBicyclingGuitarist.net...dex_filter.css that uses the @import
trick to go to index.css
Come on, Chris, you know you can't trust IE6 for any damn thing.
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"The Bicycling Guitarist" <Ch***@TheBicyc lingGuitarist.n et> writes: Their "generic" browser is what I used to see for myself. What I was
wondering was what possible reason could there be for my CSS to not
render properly in their browser, and if that was the case in other
browsers. I am leery of installing other browsers on my machine.
The generic browser is nice, but no substitute for real browser
testing. I'm lucky enough to work somewhere they let me have three
different test machines (one OS per machine), but it's no problem to
install lots of browsers onto a single machine.
I'd recommend:
Win IE 6 (and 5 and 5.5 as well, using the multiple-IE trick)
Mozilla (or Firefox) - use a recent version and also use something
like 1.0/1.1
Opera (any 7 version)
Netscape 4
Lynx
Additionally, but ones you can't get on a Windows PC:
Mac IE
Safari (Mac) or Konqueror (Linux)
And get the trial versions of JAWS and Home Page Reader, if you have a
soundcard. It's a *very* useful thing to know their
capabilities. Don't cheat by leaving the monitor turned on while you
try them.
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Chris
Neal wrote: Don't be. I use IE6, Opera (7.23, eventually going to upgrade),
Firefox 1.0, Lynx. Used to have IE 5.0 and 5.5 (along with IE6) but I
never
bother with them. Same with NN4 and Mozilla, one is old and busted
and the other, to my knowledge, renders essentially the same as
Firefox, which I prefer.
In fact i could dump Lynx, which I'm not fond of and can somewhat
emulate with Opera. So there's really just 3 I use regularly.
After having attended a workshop on accessibility I am just downloading the
Jaws screenreader which has a free demo mode. It is a very interesting
enhancement to the testing environment, as it reveals some weaknesses in
HTML that a text browser does not. (Ok, this is OT in a CSS group...)
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