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My site fits together perfectly in Firefox, but in IE it has gaps. Why is this, and how do I fix it?
Question 2
The first page I want a user to see is index.php. How do I setup my webpage so it works like this. Also, I don't want it to look like, www.page.com/index.php. I just want it to look like www.page.com but still bring up the index.php.
Thanks
gaps...
use a transparent gif 388x1 (foreground above the text)to define the width were
is as otherwise the cell is dropping to the text (did in firefox for me)...the td witdh gets overidden/ignored (don't know why just does) and all should fall into place.Quote:
Turret Pong
Created by Tristage. A creative twist on the original Pong. Score points to upgrade your turret to the ultimate fighting machine! - 7/13/2007
index.php...normally a site will default to index.php with domain only but there has to be no index.htm/html as well...there are variations on this so experiment.
This usually applies to subfolders too.
mike
Mike - I tried that transparent gif and it didn't seem to work. Maybe I did it incorrectly though. I just put it in the same table cell that the words are in. Any other ideas?
Hmm... well its corrected my view of the page in firefox :crazy:
<div align="center"><span class="style1"> in the same place have lost their closing tags...not sure if that will make a difference though.
I was seeing everything in line with that text displaced before so I assumed that's what you had a problem with...I don't actually have IE.
Calling anyone with IE...................
mike