CSS & Firefox

[Daniel]

One for Ryan probably

I noticed the CSS I created for my website looks ok in IE but when put in FireFox it all merges together - how do I combat this?

[Ryan Fait]

I got your PM, Dan, and I'll help you tomorrow (I'm about to go to bed. Tis 4am here).

First things first, coding for Firefox before IE is important. IE, yes, even IE7, is a substandard browser. Despite the fact that Firefox was released some time ago, it still supports CSS better. If you can get it working in FF, it's far easier to fix it so it works in IE than the other way around. For as much money and time as Microsoft had, I am Explecitive-ing (starts with an F) disappointed in IE7's CSS support.

[Daniel]

thank you - my lecturer agrees that I should code for FF first - I'm off all day tomorrow - you've got my email? if not pm me

[Lchad]

Dan do you have a link?

[karinne]

Ok ... we all know that Ryan is the almighty CSS God around here but ... others can help too you know.

Give us a link so we can help.

Here's some reading material ont he IE vs FF for testing
Don’t use IE as your primary testing browser
Developing your site using Firefox
Which browsers should I test in?

[Ryan Fait]

Lol. Karinne, are you jealous?

I know most people don't know CSS as well as I do, but Karinne is a rare exception. She is phenomenal at style sheets.

*doing his best to be modest

[JustinStudios]

Modest?

Ryan Fait

I know most people don't know CSS as well as I do,

I think not

[Daniel]

he is one of the best NoobSmith