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mozilla on unix?
I apologize for the similar post in site check but that isnt the proper place to get answers so I am moving the post here... apparently my clients website: www.hrprivacy.com appears very strangely on mozilla for unix, people have said that appears very small and that a user needs to manually zoom in to see it, I was curious if anyone knew how to fix this problem.
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I think that problem would happen to anyone using a mozilla based browser on any platform. The dimensions of the movie are as a percentage - this means the size of the movie should be calculated based on the size of its parent element in the html. since the parent element has no height set (the height of the body tag is not the height of the viewport) calculating a percentage based on this value will not have the expected results.
The easiest solution is to delete the doctype tag from the top of the page containing the movie. This should make mozilla renderthe page using its "quirks" mode - that is it will attempt to emulate rendering behaviour of older browsers rather than sticking to web standards. in this mode it should display as intended.
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i hate to do this... or say it like this, but can you explain that in english for me... i have no clue what you said... one piece of info though my client wants it to resize for diff. browsers...
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Just wanted to confirm that it is also a problem on Windows with Mozzila.
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find the html page that contains the movie and delete the tag that starts with <!DOCTYPE ... and then delete any attributes from the html tag (things like xmlns)
yes, this should be the same for mozilla on all platforms.
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sorry for late response but if i do that will it still work fine for IE and everything else?
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