Tag Archives: Web Explorer

Messed Up IE

Posted on December 15, 2012 by admin533 views

Given that i re-installed world-wide-web explorer 6 it’s connected slowly to help sites on many occasions. What i did is reinstall it again understanding that didnt work and relating to downloaded nn7 which is alot faster. Will there be any settings in IE6 that might be causing that I found these types of threads that look to be similar for you to yours. Do any of these help New site design is getting messed in place when viewed in the high resolution by hybridgaming from the forum General Design If they do not a human will probably be along soon anyway to assist you more. I believe from the past threads I’ve witnessed from you that you are just hitting your time and energy for a reformat. Considering how IE is usually integrated with Home windows it’s hard to really do a thoroughly clean install of just it. Or unless you want to accomplish that (bad idea) consider http: //www. mozilla. org/ which has a browser more successful than IE in a great many ways. i totally gained my computer to be able to factory settings about a month ago, thats once the prob started developing, i will look at … Continue reading →

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FavIcon

Posted on December 8, 2012 by admin496 views

If visitors save a webpage to their favorites, next to the website name will be either the favicon or the web Explorer icon. How to make my site have one an exclusive favicon As much as i know – you build a. ico image 16 px by 16px and also upload it to the site and bring Code: < WEBSITE LINK REL=" SHORTCUT ICON" HREF=" https: //www. mydomain. com/myicon. ico" > website property – I think thats it. There is a lot of handy information on www. favicon. com. nvm.

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Here’s a riddle…

Posted on December 3, 2012 by admin998 views

Why would my brand-new site work great on any Mac platform but usually link to content on the PC The buttons work just fine, they just will not open the subject material. I have Flash buttons in the Dreamweaver doc. while using behavior to open a fresh window on click mounted on the flash press button (. swf) Once again, the weird part is the fact that it works fine on any mac but relating to PC users, they obtain the short end in the stick! Anybody have any ideas with this All feedback can be greatly appreciated. Post a link so we can take a look. http: //www. donnlawler. com seem like the files usually are not in the very same location — it is best to upload using exactly the same File hierarchy since it is on the mac — in particular if you linking into a file in an experiment folder you need to use " /test/file. swf – your entire files ahould be under a similar main directory.. myweb/index. htm : myweb/images/not. jpg i am hoping this didnt exchangeable you — added note apple computer file structure differs from PC’s could be seen as the PC … Continue reading →

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Site validation issue

Posted on November 22, 2012 by admin527 views

I merely got my site 100% valid XHTML JUST ONE. 0. And many was fine along with merry. It displayed nicely on all browsers and I got happy. Now immediately I added some sort of link somewhere while in the page and these have completly messed it all up. It can be fine in Firefox, that’s a surprise. This occassion the problem is within IE. Can anyone look at www. danieloliver. net on Web Explorer and view what they think can be wrong I cannot find anything. TDs in place for grabs. Desprete. Regards, Daniel Oliver. i’m getting lost down the middle of your tds and image names devoid of meaning, it looks like IE is attempting to give the cell a height cost, try setting the value yourself if an individual didnt already, try deleting the actual link and determine if it corrects the situation. I managed delete the connection. I compeltly re-did it all. And its removed really strange. Tried what people said but didnt often work. Does anyone possess a clue as to what the challenge may be Attempt to use CSS to help adjust the height belonging to the table/cell that features the content area. Likewise, … Continue reading →

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Browser Testing

Posted on November 19, 2012 by admin517 views

My business is currently using the examples below browsers. Web Explorer Mozilla Mozilla Firefox to use my sites with, however I was wondering if there are actually any other recommended browsers that we should be examining my site in Is it important to test in all browsers used I do lots of testing for our sites but only inside above 3 browsers. Thankyou, Daniel. I’d have stated Safari is that you test in conceivably, though only your Mac browser. Opera / Netscape; although they adapt to standards usually they both conduct themselves slightly differently… but you’d should decide regardless of whether they are worth considering being a minority cell phone browser. Nono! Usually take Opear towards account, as the item r0x0rz.

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Graphics/Character Encoding for PCs and Macs

Posted on October 27, 2012 by admin504 views

Hello. Relating to my recently created, very simple Web page (using CoffeeCup HTML for a PC with Your windows program XP) at www. paul-engstrom. com… It looks fine after i view the site for a PC with Net Explorer. However, after i view the site for a Mac with World-wide-web Explorer or Netscape, usually the one simple background picture on my website is entirely more advanced than the image WE inserted, or getting older appear at many. And, with the Mac, the image image on yet another page doesn’t show up… just the little red " x" does. While in the header of the actual HTML page, I inserted this figure encoding: < meta http-equiv=" Content-Type" content=" text/html; charset=iso-8859-1" I also tried including: print " Content-Type: text/html; charset=utf-8/n/n"; Nothing seems to figureout. Query: Does a Web site need special encoding so that a variety regarding platforms and windows to read and also display graphics/images as they quite simply should appear The reason, when I view most other Web sites, do they look the same irrespective of whether I’m on a new PC or Mac Bless you. Paul Engstrom Exactly why it APPEARS on your hard disk, but not on somebody … Continue reading →

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Internet Explorer 7 Beta 2 Released

Posted on October 8, 2012 by admin411 views

Web Explorer 7 Beta 2 have been released: http: //www. ms. com/windows/ie/ie7/default. mspx Very good Review: http: //www. robertnyman. com/2006/02/01/ie-7-beta-2-a-first-test-drive/ This beta comprises all (or most) of the CSS changes they are going to implement in one more version. So it’s worthy of testing and fixing any difficulty with your sites, the * html page hack some things who have not been evolved are support for min/max width/height WDF is almost all messed up at this point and the warning not anymore appears end of it, as are countless sites ironically which include uk. msn. com. Yepp. WE also found fine reviews for IE7 beta. You must visit this connection. http: //reviews. cnet. com/Internet_Explorer_7_for_XP_SP2_Beta_2/4852-3514_7-31454661. htmltag=uoreturn IMO, you must download and look at it.: classic: http: //www. soft32. com/download_997. html Have any screenshot of WDF No, but i could do one No problem me 5 This screenshots are linked The postbit can be a train wreck only as a consequence of that top seek out bar which banks on so much CSS floating so it took loads of work for simply IE6/Firefox/Safari. The top rated doesn’t look way too terrible. The problem is, when POST coded the CSS intended for WDF … Continue reading →

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Adding Icon when saving URL to Favorites

Posted on September 23, 2012 by admin1,244 views

I would prefer to add a good Icon when saving a website URL to the Favorites in World-wide-web Explorer. Something just like the " G" icon that underlines on the still left side when internet. google. com is saved towards your Favorites. Can any person help http: //www. chami. com/html-kit/services/favicon/.

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IE6 and IE7

Posted on September 19, 2012 by admin400 views

being a web developer, You want to test in all broswers. My organization is wondering on how I could truthfully have both IE6 as well as IE7. I seen that its difficult to switch again from IE7. There are methods, which you may Google. I have the additionally worlds on Linux, of their places, because I can install IEs SOME, 5. 5, SOME, and 7 in parallel to own on WINE: -P You can have both versions as separate applications. Do a google hunt for " standalone world wide web explorer" – I’m sure you will discover what thinking of. you’ll find each of the versions of IE right here.

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Does CSS really work for liquid site design???

Posted on September 19, 2012 by admin480 views

MY SPOUSE AND I originally designed this site using CSS and also HTML with many absolute positioning: http: //jump-pilot. sourceforge. net/index. html I thought it was before a bad site for the newbie until Manged to get some complaints from a few of the people viewing your website. When I exposed it on my browser at your house, which is much smaller compared to browser I designed coursesmart on I found it looked a lot worse! Even though I designed coursesmart to be at most 800 pixels broad, the page appeared huge and I’d to scroll to view everything. So I fixed to revamp the site to be flexible or liquid, and reduce the absolute positioning. I thought that this was a rspectable goal until I realized each cell phone has different glitches or shortcomings when it comes to CSS! A fluid design that appears correct in World-wide-web Explorer doesn’t look correct in Firefox, the other that displays appropriately in Firefox would not look right in Internet Explorer. I didn’t even try some other browsers! This challenge leads me to ask a straightforward question. Can I showcase a webpage employing a different stylesheet influenced by the browser that’s viewing it … Continue reading →

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