Andreas Fahrner wrote: > Hi! > > If you've a look at http://www.ircass.org/ or > http://www.uniklinik-freiburg.de/ you will notice a difference between > Mozilla's rendering with and without the doctype declaration.
Both pages have a doctype declaration for me?! And both trigger the Mozilla standards mode. > Has this to do with Mozilla's quirks mode? They don't trigger quirks mode, at least not for me. If one did, and the other didn't, then _yes_, that could be one of the causes. > How do you have to change the pages so that they > display as in quirks mode but still have a doctype declaration? They shouldn't. If you translate "quirks" to your language, you'll see that this mode is for pages written in a way they shouldn't have been written (unfortunately, that applies to 90% of the WWW nowadays). So, validate your pages with the W3C HTML and CSS validators ( http://validator.w3.org and http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/ ), and make sure everything is fine, and then Mozilla will display the page 99%ly as it should be displayed. If Mozilla _really_ shows a page better in quirks mode than it does in standards mode while the page itself is absolutely fine and valid, then it's a bug. Please file it at http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/ . Thanks. -- Regards, S�ren Kuklau ('Chucker') [EMAIL PROTECTED]
