On 6/18/2016 2:32 PM, Ray_Net wrote: > Going to the page: > http://www.randoevasion.be/fr/en-bref/produits/item/1706-bivouac-de-la-f > > Give good results with IE and bad results with SM ... as you can see on > this created picture: > http://home.scarlet.be/~rs268454/SEAMONKEY-IE-BULLETS.JPG > >
The right-hand column has CSS styles setting fixed left and right margins. This causes the text to render with full (left-right) justification. Furthermore, the entire right column has a width of 30% of the table width; the left column has a width of 50%. Thus, there is not enough space in the right column for rendering the first list-item on a single line. If you wish to see synchronized columns -- columns with left and right list-items aligned -- then each row needs to be a separate table-row with the list-items in left and right table-cells. Finally, it seems that there are scripts in the HTML that specifically test for Internet Explorer. If the browser is indeed IE, different style sheets are used -- different from the default style sheets used by other browsers (including used by SeaMonkey and Firefox). NOTE: That Web page has 3 XHTML errors. I do not know the significance of those errors; but I believe that XHTML is obsolete, replaced by HTML-5. The page also has 38 CSS errors. I always refuse to believe that Mozilla's Gecko component -- used by both Firefox and SeaMonkey -- is faulty when rendering a Web page contrary to expectations when that Web page contains ANY HTML, XHTML, or CSS errors. -- David E. Ross <http://www.rossde.com/>. Donald Trump says he will create many jobs if he is elected President. To find out about Trump's ability to create jobs, ask those who are now unemployed because Trump's Atlantic city hotel and casino went bankrupt. _______________________________________________ support-seamonkey mailing list [email protected] https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
