bl*******@gmail.com wrote :
I am a website newbie, and built my site using a template and NVU.
After I have it operational, I see that it doesn't display correctly in
IE.
Please be specific and as accurate as possible. Which version of IE?
What exactly does not display correctly?
Over here, in IE 7, your webpage displays the same as in Firefox 2.0.0.1.
My site is www.indianacemeteries.org . What do I need to do to
make it display correctly? Thanks!
One thing is for sure. You over-declare, over-define in your css code.
You shouldn't declare as many rules and declarations in your embedded
stylesheet: at least, your embedded stylesheet can be compressed.
- black on dark blue is difficult to read
- using <fontin XHTML transitional is legal but entirely illogical:
stylesheets are there for that
- if you define a background-color, then define its related color
- your div id="wrapper" duplicates what the body node can do; so your
DOM tree can be reduced here and this always helps consistent rendering
across browsers
- for best compatibility, support and better semantic, you should be
using headings (eg <h1>, <h2>, ..), not an arbitrary number of <big>
with <font(eg: <big><big><font size="-1"><big><big><span class="web">...)
- I recommend to stay away from using target="_blank": with now a
majority of people using a tab-capable browser, use of target="_blank"
makes little sense. See section 7.2
http://developer.mozilla.org/en/docs...ability_issues
- You have empty elements:
<small><span class="web"></span></small><span class="ain"></span>
This can be reported by using the HTML validator add-on (Firefox) from
M. Gueury
https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/249/
Gérard
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