[WSG] positioning problems

2008-02-01 Thread Ron Zisman
hey all, i posted this on css-d this morning and couldn't get any takers. both file validate. http://www.ricochet.org/ricochet2/company_principal.html original page (above) validates and goes cross browser fairly well, i think. it has some scaling issues on fonts, messing badly with

[WSG] positioning problems on netscape

2004-11-23 Thread mathoba
i was building a web page and started to use some divs tag and style configuration. I was testing it on IE and everything was fine, but after i finished i opened it on netscape. That´s where the styles weren´t working and all positioning stuff were messed up. The style i fixed just removing

Re: [WSG] positioning problems on netscape

2004-11-23 Thread Jonathan T. Sage
hello - the problem you are experiencing is that netscape (and firefox, which the design also dosn't work in) use a slightly different box model than IE, which translates visually into the occasional extra whitspace at points (also, they tend to have different default padding and margin settings).

Re: [WSG] positioning problems on netscape

2004-11-23 Thread Leslie Riggs
Hello Matheus, Before even starting to address the problem, you need to do a couple of things. I notice your styles are completely embedded in your HTML. Additionally, you are not declaring a doctype in your HTML file, which could be part of the problem. I would recommend that you research a