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Hey everyboy
Well, I built this site (it's in hebrew) - http://www.geocities.com/hector_zolt...adir/home.html Anyway, I have several problems, which I was hoping you could help me with: A) On the upper section of the page I have my links (colored pale orange). The trouble is that I can't seem to space them up to spread to all the line. I tried using margin and padding, with no success whatsoever, though. B) These links are well pressed in FF, however, starngly cannot be clicked well on IE. Couldn't even understand why C) I have that textline. In IE it shows okay, downwards the page normally, but in FF, it's stuck up for some reason I can't really understand Anyone can help perhaps? I'd really appriciate it, since i'm stuck for weeks now hector.zoltan@gmail.com |
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wrote: > Well, I built this site (it's in hebrew) - > http://www.geocities.com/hector_zolt...adir/home.html You can't host CSS sites on Geocities. They stick JS in where it shouldn't be, this hides the doctype from where it must be, and the result is that you lose the ability to get IE into a standards-rendering mode. Easiest fix is to find some real and competent hosting instead - otherwise you're just beating yourself up to no purpose. |
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Andy Dingley wrote: > wrote: > > > Well, I built this site (it's in hebrew) - > > http://www.geocities.com/hector_zolt...adir/home.html > > You can't host CSS sites on Geocities. They stick JS in where it > shouldn't be, this hides the doctype from where it must be, and the > result is that you lose the ability to get IE into a > standards-rendering mode. Easiest fix is to find some real and > competent hosting instead - otherwise you're just beating yourself up > to no purpose. Well, but all the things I mentioned dont work localy also on my mechine... |
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