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    Formatting Errors with Mozilla Firefox

    Hello

    Please can somebody help with formatting my pages in Mozilla, everything appears to be working in IE.

    http://www.anawiz.com

    I assume that the problem relates to the page widths but not sure.

    Many thanks

    Alan

    #2
    A nightmare of nested tables in there

    You will tend to find that Firefox displays the site correctly .. even though it looks wrong ... IE tends to make right incorrect coding.

    Very difficult to see what is coming from where but this "could" be the issue

    <td colspan="3" bgcolor="#0099ff"> ... try removing the colspan to see what effect it has.

    If you can't track it down may be best (as always) to go back to the drawing board and re-build from the ground up to ensure it is working in all browsers.


    Bikster
    SellerDeck Designs and Responsive Themes

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      #3
      Uncompress your code for debugging also Alan, it will will make viewing it a million times better and easier to find out what's happened. You can change it back once problem is sorted out.

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        #4
        Seems to be something to do with your 'Distributers of' table but I don't have the time too look into it in any detail at the moment.
        Cheers

        David
        Located in Edinburgh UK

        http://twitter.com/mcfinster

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          #5
          Aye - try whacking a few <br /> tags between the images to force new lines


          Bikster
          SellerDeck Designs and Responsive Themes

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            #6
            Thank you sooooo much

            The <BR>’s fixed it, well enough to use the site.

            Many thanks Jonty and everybody else.

            Alan

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              #7
              As pedantry is my forte (http://community.actinic.com/showpos...28&postcount=8) you should ideally use <br /> .. although <br> works.

              HTML tags need closing after they are opened <p>.. </p>

              As some tags are not closed <br> and <hr> being the most common it is recommended you use <br /> and <hr /> to indicate they are closed. All modern browsers are fine without the slash but better safe than sorry.

              Thanks go to Dave who pointed the torch in the right direction.


              Bikster
              SellerDeck Designs and Responsive Themes

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