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I have checked in multiple versions of Firefox and still get a issue with the contact form on this page floating. Here is my problem page
It works and looks just fine in IE, Safari and Chrome. This issue is with firefox and I have spent an few hours trying to fix it.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thank you.
add float:left for <table width="487" border="1">
It seems adding float:left to the table will do the fix.
For debugging Firefox issue, I recommend using FireBug if you're not already.
Have fun!
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So im designing a webpage but the table color inside does not show up in Chrome when it shows up in Firefox.
I really have no idea how this is! Here is what im talking about:
(Click here for larger image)
Here is my css source:
http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=hnNkwkGX
Can someone resolve this or explain to be the problem?
Thanks!
Firefox does not operate via the -webkit renderings and such. You'll have to add a -moz-linear-gradient for your gradients as well as your already-existing -webkit-linear-gradient.
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I'm working on a WordPress website, and I've run into an issue. The sticky footer I've implemented works great in every browser but Safari. I think it is some sort of padding issue because adding extra padding to the footer corrects the problem in Safari, but this causes the footer to be taller in other browsers which looks odd.
I've been struggling with getting the sticky footer right, and I thought I'd figured it out but obviously I haven't. I'm sure this is a simple fix, but I cannot sort it out.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. This is the website: gandyprinters.com/wordpress.
Thanks,
Rebecca
---EDIT---
Somehow I've managed to correct this issue. I don't know exactly at what point it corrected itself, but it has.
Thanks to everyone who gave input!! I really appreciate the time you took to respond and offer help.
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I have this website: http://discovrd.com/
If you're viewing that navigation bar of that website in Chrome or Firefox, it displays correctly, but when I view it in IE 8 or other IE browsers, it totally messes everything up.
I'm not a CSS guru, so I don't know how to solve this one.
Kindly help me how to fix this one. Your help would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks! :)
Can't say for sure exactly, but for starters you have a random opened ul after the conservative link; F12 tools in IE8 shows that menu's li children actually are not.
Validate your markup and styles. Use F12 tools to debug in IE. :)
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I am writing an HTML5 page but there is a weird bug in Chrome 16.0.912.77 and FireFox 7.01 where the first element to get a px based width (in this case ".container") gets a much smaller pixel width (500px) than what I originally specified. (1000px)
See snapshot of the error here:
http://i42.tinypic.com/bj8kd5.png
The interesting thing is that when I run the exact same markup in JSFiddle, it works as expected. HTML sample here: http://jsfiddle.net/TWDKa/
Any ideas?
Hit Cmd+0 in Chrome to zoom out. :)
The problem was, the browser was zoomed out. DOH!
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Can anyone tell me some of the main things to look for when your website displays correctly in Firefox and Chrome but not in IE. It seems my CSS styling isn't getting applied.
Please look at my site below (ignore the design):
http://acews.x10.mx/index.php
You've declared no DOCTYPE. IE hates that.
http://validator.w3.org/
Your best bet would be to correct each error on the validator page and try it again.