<div> looks different in IE6 and Firefox

[badbwoy]

Hi Can Anyone Tell Me Why I Get A Different Result With Divs In Ie6 And Firefox The Result In Ie6 Is Perfect But In Firefox Comes Out Rubbish ,please Help

[drhowarddrfine]

Do not capitalize the first letter of each word.

IE6 is the worst browser on the planet, old, buggy and non-standard. If you use IE to design your page, and then expect a modern browser like Firefox to work with it, then you are being fooled by IE.

Without the complete markup or a link, we can only guess at the problem.

[badbwoy]

cheers drhowarddrfine i have solved the problem it was in the css which is an external link now everything looks fine except the page in both browsers scrolls down to far any ideas mate?

[drhowarddrfine]

Link .

[badbwoy]

hi drhowarddrfine you will have to ecuse me i,m new to this here is a link to the page http://www.raystel.com/css/cool.html maybe you know why the page scrolls down so far thanx 4 an help

[drhowarddrfine]

As always, the problem is IE. You must have designed this page using IE because you wouldn't have had the problem if you used a modern browser like Firefox.

You use position:relative and then use a negative placement using 'top' in several places. Relative placement means that element is moved from its current position but the space occupied by that element is not removed. That is why the body remains extended as it is.

While Firefox dutifully follows what you wrote, IE totally ignores your markup and does what it feels like. Never, ever use IE as your test browser.