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[SOLVED] Webpage not displaying properly in Firefox
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[SOLVED] Webpage not displaying properly in Firefox
Hi all,
I have decided to create a website on my hobby of PC Television solutions. This basically grew from working at my dad's electrical store when I was younger. I have managed to amend a site I got from OSWD and I think it looks okay. However when you try to view the site and the link in the first grey box, the pages do not display properly. Please can anyone help me out with this regard as I am finding this all a bit frustrating ( was trying to resolve this until 3.00am yesterday but to no joy) Would help if I posted the link to the site! http://www.usbtvtuner.co.uk/ and http://www.usbtvtuner.co.uk/tvstick.htm Thanks in advance. John. |
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Re: Webpage not displaying properly in Firefox
Hi John.
First of all, validate your site - you will find that most of your problems will be solved. Validate your CSS also. If the errors still appear after that - then repost and we'll be sure to help! Thanks, Ed
Last Blog Entry: Happy New Year! (Dec 31st, 2007)
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Re: Webpage not displaying properly in Firefox
Try changing your height to auto in .lbox, that might solve it in ff
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Re: Webpage not displaying properly in Firefox
thanks for the response Dab. Unfourtunately that did not do the trick. Any other ideas? I just find it really odd that it looks okay in ie6 but for some reason does not do so in firefox.
Regards. John. |
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Re: Webpage not displaying properly in Firefox
dab42pat...we're trying to teach users better coding, shortcuts aren't the best way to do things.
Sure that might solve it, but then something else might go out out of line! It's like dominoes, fix one problem, another one arises..usually. If it's valid, we have a much better chance of helping you Johnathan, and not trying to figure out what is causing which problem. Ed
Last Blog Entry: Happy New Year! (Dec 31st, 2007)
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Re: Webpage not displaying properly in Firefox
Johnathan - it's the way things work.
Firefox has much better coding standards so it's not like Firefox is at fault, it's you. IE6 is just plain rubbish! YOU MUST VALIDATE IT. Ed
Last Blog Entry: Happy New Year! (Dec 31st, 2007)
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Re: Webpage not displaying properly in Firefox
Thanks Vivara for your prompt repsonses. I have added my site to the link you mentioned above and agree there are a few errors. However Vivrara the errors appear to be where I hav added a colour or bold to the page through Frontpage and not the CSS page.
I would be really grateful if you could take a look at it as I am no teckie( it took me 3-4 months to get where I am today) Thanks in advice. John. |
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Re: Webpage not displaying properly in Firefox
Yes I'll try to help!
add overflow: hidden to .lbox |
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Re: Webpage not displaying properly in Firefox
Also noticed .lbox has a height of 178px. Take that out. That is probably restricting the box from becoming taller than 178px.
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Re: Webpage not displaying properly in Firefox
Thanks Lchand and everyone for your help.
Firstly happy new to you all, those of you that live in London, hope you enjoyed the fireworks at the London eye - I know I did! Lchad I have made the changes that you recommend and you will be pleased to hear they do work Only thing now is the text on the page has changed font and also the page does not align up now in IE ( the greyt boxes). Sorry to be a pain but any ideas? I really would love to resolve this myslef but am honest enough to admit I am no programmer and this type of stuff is not really my strong point. Thanks in advance. John. |
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Re: Webpage not displaying properly in Firefox
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Let's see exactly what I said: Quote:
Some people never learn. Ed
Last Blog Entry: Happy New Year! (Dec 31st, 2007)
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Re: Webpage not displaying properly in Firefox
Sorry Vivara,
Maybe I am in the wrong place as although I find it very hard to make sense of even basic coding. I think I am asking a bit too much from forum members here, so apolgies if this is to be the case. Kind Regards. John. |
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Re: Webpage not displaying properly in Firefox
Okay..I'm too harsh. You're definitely not asking too much....I wanted to prove it to the "world" in general, and not just you.
Keep asking - but unless your code is valid you'll find the domino effect a lot. Thanks, Ed
Last Blog Entry: Happy New Year! (Dec 31st, 2007)
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Re: Webpage not displaying properly in Firefox
You have to start somewhere.
You have 35 errors in your html on your home page. If you wish I can take a look at them for you and try and explain what some of the errors mean. Pat |
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Re: Webpage not displaying properly in Firefox
The Good news:
The two changes we made yesterday wouldn't have any bearing on the problems of today. The bad news: You have a parse error in your css. Take this out of your css (first line) and see if that corrects your font issue not displaying properly.
See what that does and we can try to go from there. |
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Re: Webpage not displaying properly in Firefox
I have validated your home page for you.
Hope this helps Pat |
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Re: Webpage not displaying properly in Firefox
I give up.
You did it for him? He's definitely not going to learn this way. Ed
Last Blog Entry: Happy New Year! (Dec 31st, 2007)
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Re: Webpage not displaying properly in Firefox
Ed
as Jonathon pointed out in an earlier post he is not very competent with coding. I have simply corrected one page of many he will have to code, hopefully he can look at the page that validates and learn from that. Pat |
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Re: Webpage not displaying properly in Firefox
Hi all,
Special thanks to Lchad, dab42pate and Vivara, I really do apprecaite all your help in this matter and you will be pleased to know that I have made the recommended changes and the homepage is now strict XMTML This Page Is Valid XHTML 1.0 Strict! Vivara I do really believe in education but if I am honest programming appears to be double dutch to me. To be honest if it had been left to me to make the changes I think I would have had to have given up due to share frustration. Before coming to this forum for help I even asked a couple of 'teckie' blokes at work to no avail. Dab42pat, I have also made the changes to the second page but get 28 validation erros. To make the changes I cut and paste the second bit of code on your post- was that the correct thing to do? Also on Internet explore the grey boxes do not appear as they should, i.e, the border with the thumnails is out of the grey box. Any ideas please? Best Regards. Pari. |
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