Content Broken ONLY in FF for Windows

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Hey there.

So over the time I've been gone, I got engaged. I am now making an information site for my and my fiances wedding.

The problem is that on every page I use a table inside a DIV. I do this to make everything look nice and sorted. It display perfectly in IE, Safari, FF for Mac, but not in FF for windows.

In FF for windows, the "content" div doesn't even recognize that the table exists as a table (similar to containing div mis-aligning while containing a containting div).

The website it''s being tested at is: http://www.autumnsolutions.org/wedding

Here is a small bit of source code from one of the pages (though they're pretty much all identical).

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.content

    {

    width:990px;

    padding-left:5px;

    padding-right:5px;

    padding-top:5px;

    padding-bottom:5px;

    background:#FFFFFF;

    text-align:left;

                }

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<div class="content">

        <h3 align="center">wedding party</h3>

            <span class="bodystyle">

            <p align="right"><img src="images/us1.jpg" align="right">

            <table width="625" align="left" cols="2">

            <tr>

                <td align="center" colspan="1"><span class="bodystyle"><p align="center">Below is the current wedding party for both the bride and the groom.</p></span></td>

            </tr>

            <tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr>

            <tr>

                <td align="left" width="300" style="margin-right:25px"><span class="bodystyle"><b><u>Mat</u></b></span></td>

                <td align="left" width="300"><span class="bodystyle"><b><u>Olivia</u></b></span></td>

            </tr>

            <tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr>

            <tr>

                <td align="left" width="300" style="margin-right:25px"><span class="bodystyle"><b>1. </b>Stephen Scovil - <u>Best Man</u></span></td>

                <td align="left" width="300"><span class="bodystyle"><b>1. </b>Meghan Brooks-Bethune - <u>Maid of Honor</u></span></td>

            </tr>

            <tr>

                <td align="left" width="300" style="margin-right:25px"><span class="bodystyle"><b>2. TBD</b></span></td>

                <td align="left" width="300"><span class="bodystyle"><b>2. TBD</b></span></td>

            </tr>

            <tr>

                <td align="left" width="300" style="margin-right:25px"><span class="bodystyle"><b>3. TBD</b></span></td>

                <td align="left" width="300"><span class="bodystyle"><b>3. TBD</b></span></td>

            </tr>

            <tr>

                <td align="left" width="300" style="margin-right:25px"><span class="bodystyle"><b>4. TBD</b></span></td>

                <td align="left" width="300"><span class="bodystyle"><b>4. TBD</b></span></td>

            </tr>

            <tr>

                <td align="left" width="300" style="margin-right:25px"><span class="bodystyle"><b>5. TBD</b></span></td>

                <td align="left" width="300"><span class="bodystyle"><b>5. TBD</b></span></td>

            </tr>                

            </table>

            </span>

    </div>

Help is definitely appreciated. Thanks!

Jun 9 '08 #1

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AutumnsDecay

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I fixed it temporarily for now by setting a min-height attribute to the CSS of the content div, but I would still like to know the best way to do this.

Jun 9 '08 #2

drhowarddrfine

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1) Tables are not allowed inside <p>
2) You are using xhtml declarations and end tags but declare html.

Jun 9 '08 #3

AutumnsDecay

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I closed the open <p> tag (didn't mean t have it open still) and I'm still getting the same result.

It's my own site, so I'm not too concerned, just wanted to know for future reference.

Jun 10 '08 #4

drhowarddrfine

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Change this:
<html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">
to this:
<html>

Remove all slashes from end tags '/>'.

Both of those items are XHTML only and sometimes cause browsers to stop processing at that point.

Jun 10 '08 #5

AutumnsDecay

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Not sure how that XML stuff got in there.

either way, it didn't fix the problem. I'm not sure why this is happening. I've used tables inside of DIVs before and it's worked fine.

Jun 10 '08 #6

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