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Hello
http://1409sqn.org/wip
Firstly - Yes, I have permsion.
Right, made this site a while ago with tables, and the nav was images with rollover effects; moving into the 21st century now so redoing site in divs and the nav is css.
However, hit a snag;
In firefox the navigation is fine, however in IE9 - it's too short..
http://img101.imageshack.us/img101/4373/errorkd.png
What CSS do I need to add to fix this problem?
Many Thanks
IE doesn't follow Padding or Margin (I forget which) in the same way as Firefox AFAIK, If I'm right you'll need to use an IF CSS statement for IE.
Forgot to add - found out this morning
IE7: Broken
IE8: Fine
IE9: Broken.
w.t.f.
Try adding
inside the <head> </head> tags :)Quote:
<meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=8" />
Lew.
didn't work >;[
if i go into development tools and put document mode to "IE8 standards" then it works.. but i thought IE9 was meant to be 'amazing'. :/
I heard that IE9 is broken because it follows standards closer meaning that code optimised for IE screws up :P
We can never win D:
IE should have never been made... it sux! id have a look on google and/or make a seperate css sheet for each browser :)
Lew.
I tend to use a reset.css file in order to make sure that all the default properties set by the browser are neglected and you define them all yourself.
http://www.habboxforum.com/showthread.php?t=524926
It might help with your problem (it may not, it may even cause more!) so have a look :)
My beef is with my buttons in IE.
Firefox, Chrome, Safari, Opera, Everything else!
http://davzy.com/screenshots/Screen_...003-183059.png
IE8 (I can't check IE9 because I want to keep IE8 for debugging):
http://davzy.com/screenshots/Screen_...003-183311.png
And then cookies. For the life of me I don't know what's wrong with my IE cookie woes. I define a cookie in PHP with setcookie() and it works fine in all my browsers except for IE where I have to restart the actual browser for any of my cookies to save ; I think this must be a problem with my computer though.
Then Mac and Windows wouldn't have had a browser for a damned long time ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Lewiie15
reset.css didn't work >:[
So they should stop trying to develop it :) The only people who like to use it are the casual PC users for FB ect :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Recursion
Lew.
The average user doesn't care enough to switch to a better browser. I guess I can't blame them. A lot of us Habboxers are more computer savvy (geeky :D) so of course we know what to do :PQuote:
Originally Posted by Lewiie15
IE Is terrible, granted it has had 1000% improvement so far in the beta, ill still be sticking with my firefox
Until a browser comes along with proper Windows Domain support (i.e. Group policies) I know at least 60 odd computers that can stay with IE for the time being! :PQuote:
Originally Posted by Lewiie15
A reset file should work. Was your reset file imported BEFORE your CSS? If not, it will reset any margins and paddings you've given to elements. Make sure you import your reset before your actual CSS or use the @import at the top of your stylesheet to import it.
Also make sure it's resetting all of your elements, I would recommend Eric Myers Reset CSS.
Mac has never had IE. Not even today. We have had Safari and another browser (either Opera or Netscape)Quote:
Originally Posted by Recursion