http://www.houseproudlancs.co.uk/index.new.htm is the worst, can somebody
please have a look and tell me where im going wrong? It shows fine in
opera, konqueror, mozilla, netscape but not IE.
i could check the users browser, and if its IE, show a different page, but
thats a bad workaround.
TIA 6  2274 
Matthew Robinson wrote: http://www.houseproudlancs.co.uk/index.new.htm is the worst, can somebody
please have a look and tell me where im going wrong? It shows fine in
opera, konqueror, mozilla, netscape but not IE.
This has nothing to do with PHP. Before you do ask elsewhere, don't
forget your homework again: check the archives and FAQs, lurk before
posting, and validate your markup (or at least provide in your post
an explanation of why it doesn't validate).
Anyhow, out of curiosity, why are image widths expressed as
percentages? See HTML4.01 sec. 13.7.1.
i could check the users browser, and if its IE, show a different page, but
thats a bad workaround.
Not only a bad (non-)workaround, but the source of yet more problems.
--
Jock
Matthew Robinson <ma*************@microsoftscrappywebserver.com> wrote: http://www.houseproudlancs.co.uk/index.new.htm is the worst, can
somebody please have a look and tell me where im going wrong? It shows
fine in opera, konqueror, mozilla, netscape but not IE.
Firstly, that is not a PHP question and this is a PHP newsgroup.
Having had a quick glance at the source I found the HTML code is all over
the place - lots of mistakes in the <table>, an <h2> tag in the <head>
section, etc.etc.
i could check the users browser, and if its IE, show a different page,
but thats a bad workaround.
It is. Fix the source of the problem. Learn some basic HTML.
HTH;
JOn
thanks shaun. the reason i posted here is incase i could have implemented
the page better in php.
anyway, the code is a complete mess in windows notepad, but the layout of
the code looks fine in kwrite.
Hi,
Matthew Robinson wrote:
[...] anyway, the code is a complete mess in windows notepad, but the layout of
the code looks fine in kwrite.
I assume you have got squares instead of line-breaks in the windows
notepad, right?
This is due to the different ways a line-break is presented under
Windows and under Unix(Linux)-Systems.
Try an other text-editor under windows or try unix2dos.
Till
i know that - i think sum1 said my code was layed out badly - might have
misunderstood tho.
On Tue, 27 Jan 2004 16:08:25 +0100, Till Glöggler wrote: Hi,
Matthew Robinson wrote:
[...] anyway, the code is a complete mess in windows notepad, but the layout of
the code looks fine in kwrite.
I assume you have got squares instead of line-breaks in the windows
notepad, right?
This is due to the different ways a line-break is presented under
Windows and under Unix(Linux)-Systems.
Try an other text-editor under windows or try unix2dos.
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