sasquatch wrote:
http://astarisk.shrimpyguy.com/index.html
But for some reason it only works in firefox, any ideas?
You've used XML-style for a script element
<script type="text/javascript" language="JavaScript" src="res/js/nf.js"
/>
Most browsers (not FF) will see this as just one open tag for <script>
and then treat the entire rest of the page as JavaScript. Not only is
this probably duff if treated as JavaScript, it means that it doesn't
try to render the content as content == blank page.
Apart from that, then markup is pretty scrappy anyway.
Put a real doctype on there (HTML 4.01 Strict) and make the code
validate.
This is bogus <a href="javascript
:..." >
(If you must use JavScript, use an event not the javascript
: pseudo
protocol)
If you're going to use CSS and <divto handle layout, I doubt if sizes
in pixels are the best way to do it. Do it with ems instead, try and
get them all into an external stylesheet.
There's a lot of <table>-based layout in there
I hate the ultra-low contrast colour scheme too.