[sho88]

I created my uncles website using CSS and xHTML on notePad. I was very please, BUT I found an error that could cause an upset.

My uncles website is displayed well on Internet Explorer and Opera, but on Mozilla Firefox, every bit of content on that web page is everywhere on the screen, the links that were supposed to be on the left are centered, the images are all aligned on the right.

What should I do? doesn't Mozilla Firefox support CSS?

thanks
Sho

[Ben Abrams]

try posting a link to the page, or give us some code.

and yes, mozilla does support css. you may have some errors in your code, but, without us being able to see, we wont know

Please edit your post with the link..

thanks

[TJSingleton]

Mozilla supports CSS better than IE.

[benbacardi]

And Opera supports it better than all the rest! Just look at the Acid2 test!

[Ryan Fait]

Opera for Windows, anyway. The OS X version of Opera has some horrible bugs...

[marcamos]

How about that URL/code sho88?

[sho88]

herkalees, on Jan 9 2007, 01:51 PM, said:

How about that URL/code sho88?

I apologise for the long reply. We're looking for a web hoster and a domain name for the website, so I can't post the link up yet, except display the site using screen shots!

[Ben Abrams]

you can post the code up onto the post, or, zip the site and upload it as an attachment..

[benbacardi]

It's ok guys, I have sorted his problem for him!

It was a simple case of not clearing a couple of floats and therefore the background not continuing to where it should.

[marcamos]

I love floats (seriously).

[James Mitchell]

Have to watch those clear: all; things. Good job Ben.

[TJSingleton]

herkalees, on Jan 10 2007, 03:25 PM, said:

I love floats (seriously).

I love positioning (seriously).

[lwaxhaxnc]

I think It was a simple case of not clearing a couple of floats and therefore the background not continuing to where it should.