First I'd check if that problem can be fixed so that you can keep one
stylesheet.
You might have some error in styles that some browsers ignore and other
don't.
If by PC browsers you mean IE, check if it isn't one of it's well-known
bugs:
http://positioniseverything.net/explorer.html
Some
No, if it was just IE, it would be easy and I wouldn't have needed to ask
the question. The trouble was that exactly the same problem was occurring in
Firefox. So I needed to isolate both. It's better now, thanks to using the
IE/Mac comment hack to just feed a new set of values to everything
Hi guys,
I have a site I'm doing for a graphic designer friend of mine, and one of
the things I needed to do was to absolutely position each element of the
navigation because she wanted to have them follow the shape of the design.
So far so good, and I put together a working template on her Mac
Short anwser: try and use 2 hacks.
I recommend developing for the best standards compliant browsers first:
Firefox, Opera, or Safari.
This will ensure that your CSS is clean and valid and should work well
with future standards compliant browsers.
Then I deal to/with IE/PC. I always use the *
Yes, ordinarily I do develop in Firefox first, but because I was at her
house and working on her computer, I had to make do with what I had. That
happened to be IE/Mac, since her install of Safari was acting oddly and kept
hanging up. *sigh*
Thanks for the code tips though. I'll have a play and
