Hi all im new here as well as web design its-self I am aware HTML/XHTML/CSS, but I am having real problems getting something to function. I shall explain I will be creating a site using Dreamweaver plus it has a table that is spilt into one collumn with a rowspan of A FEW, then the 3 OR MORE rows down the middle, then another collloumn just like the first. Concerning set the straight alignments to best. I insert a new gif I notify it to float left and clear in css. I then look at put some text using a heading tag as Relating to a css class with this tag and My business is horrified that your text drops below the picture, what I would like to know is am I doing something erroneous… If so you need to help.
You would do better for you to post some program code. Though I’ll discuss that using platforms with CSS, together for layout, can give… Strange results.
Ok now Concerning another problem Relating to sucessfully done what I need to achive (pic attached) but now your website looks great with IE but after i preview it with Firefox (pic attached) it displays horrible I need it to seem like it does around IE please help if you have a solution for this.
Can someone help me you need to…
You’d can better to publish some code.
Ok this is the code in which it shows differently inside the 2 browsers.
< family table cellpadding=" 0" cellspacing=" 5" class=" articletb" > < tr> < td rowspan=" 3" class=" articlem" > < img src=" Index. jpg" class=" index" alt=" index. jpg" /> < h2 style=" text-align: right" > < br /> < span class=" bodle" style=" text-align: right" > < /span> < /h2> < p style=" text-align: justify" > < /td> < td class=" articles" > < h2> < br /> < span class=" bodjus" > < /span> < /h2> < p align=" left" > < /p> < /td> < td rowspan=" 3" class=" other" > Different Magic Websites < ul> < li> < your href=" http: //www. magicthegathering. com" > Powerful the Gatering< /a> < /li> < li> < your href=" http: //www. thedci. com" > The actual DCI< /a> < /li> < li> < your href=" htttp: //www. brainburst. com" > Brainburst< /a> < /li> < /ul> < /td> < /tr> < tr> < td class=" articles" > < h2> MTGO 1 week 1< br /> < span class=" bodjus" > simply by MTGO Monkey< /span> < /h2> < p align=" left" > MTGO Monkeys on the internet woes. < /p> < /td> < /tr> < tr> < td class=" articles" > < h2> Unconventional Magic< br /> < span class=" bodjus" > simply by Sapphire Rose< /span> < /h2> < p align=" left" > Unconventional tech with Sapphire brains and also beauty. < /p> < /td> < /tr> < /table>
And this is the CSS document.
. articlem border-bottom-style: sturdy; border-bottom-width: medium; border-left-style: sturdy; border-left-width: medium; border-color: #CCCCCC; vertical-align: text-top; thicker: 320px; height: 164px . posts border-bottom-style: solid; border-bottom-width: carrier; border-left-style: solid; border-left-width: carrier; border-color: #CCCCCC; vertical-align: text-top; thicker: 320px; height: 91
Please help me if you have something I are not doing
A common differences I find are text sizes as well as display of the header, is everything else awry
I cannot find inside the code above any information around the header image, nor the text for the entire page, forgive me for absence any insight with that.
Commonly, I set a new font-family and text-size around the in my CSS. That should resolve your word size disparity.
Dcscene the main reason its not included is its not what/where the issue is I own cut it thus its easier to discover where I here’s refrencing to as opposed to you guys looking to trull through no significant HTML/CSS coding. Also I have a body CSS(not a part of above) that is usually setup to my personal pages defaults.
Cautious with that supposition. You’d be pleasantly surprised what odd actions can arise originating from a single element in or out.
Shadowfiend I can not see how that could be possible when the top part half (Banner, Inbound links, Intro is just one table. And the table when using the articles etc is a new table.