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  • karel
    Brigadier General

    • Feb 2006
    • 1178

    Question on firefox

    Hi there,

    I just asked someone to take a look at my website and i got this message back.

    Your site doesn't display properly in Firefox 1.07.

    The images on the cd & tapes page and the self help books page are misplaced and cover some text up !!


    As a bit of a newbie, i just wondered if this was a major problem and what i could do to rectify this?
    Thanks very much
    Paul
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  • VodaHost
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    • Mar 2005
    • 12356

    #2
    Re: Question on firefox

    I use firefox and it looks ok.

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    • Girlonthehill
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      • Oct 2005
      • 4193

      #3
      Re: Question on firefox

      Originally posted by karel
      Hi there,

      I just asked someone to take a look at my website and i got this message back.

      Your site doesn't display properly in Firefox 1.07.

      The images on the cd & tapes page and the self help books page are misplaced and cover some text up !!

      As a bit of a newbie, i just wondered if this was a major problem and what i could do to rectify this?
      Thanks very much
      Paul
      Hi Paul, It could just be down to how their screen resolution is set. After reading many posts on the subject I think basically - you can't please all of the people all of the time - so the best you can do is please the majority which you are probably doing ok at.

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      • karel
        Brigadier General

        • Feb 2006
        • 1178

        #4
        Re: Question on firefox

        Thank you both of you for your time.
        I will leave it then, i just wanted to check, being new to this i suppose i get paranoid easier than others. As long as it is not a major problem thats fine.
        Thank you
        Paul
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        • karel
          Brigadier General

          • Feb 2006
          • 1178

          #5
          Re: Question on firefox

          Well seems others are having problems now i have asked around.
          I have been given the following advice but not quite sure what i need to do as i am very new to all this.
          Your problem lies as UK_Site_Builder points out with your design.

          Layers tend to cause a great deal of problems with a number of browsers.

          I used to teach web site design and always used tables for the layout, this permitted better control over how the pages displayed is different browsers and different screen resolutions.

          A further tip is to avoid fixed font sizes and to use default size with +2 for anything that you want to be displayed two points above the viewers default font size.

          Would this be quite easy to do?

          Thanks again
          Paul
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          • FPRob
            Colonel

            • Aug 2006
            • 955

            #6
            Re: Question on firefox

            I use nothing but Firefox.... never use anything else... your site looks fine in a screen resolution of 1024x768

            FPRULES


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            • Jeremy
              Brigadier General

              • Apr 2006
              • 1502

              #7
              Re: Question on firefox

              Hey,

              Do not forget to start thinking of IE7 users. People have different settings on there and your site may look bigger sometimes etc.
              Best regards,
              Jeremy

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              • asirimarco
                Brigadier General

                • Jun 2006
                • 1208

                #8
                Re: Question on firefox

                i use ie6 and the only misplacement i noticed was on the book page - the name of the book sits to the left and too much above the buy now button no problems with cd page -
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