F-Man
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The table border style in Firefox is outset by default. If you want it to be solid, you can change it like so:
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Seems to be displaying fine in Firefox 1.5RC3.
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After some testing...
p { text-align: center; margin: 50% 0;}Sorry for my previous post, I was wrong.EDIT: ok, that just doesn't work properly at all, it seemed to at first... Anyway, I don't know now. I woulda thunk vertical-align would be the way to go but it didn't work.
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They were empty in my post, hence the self-closing.
(XML > HTML)
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No spacing at all, unless you use padding...
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I don't see where a table belongs in this scenario. You can apply a border to images you know, not only tables...However, I tried exactly the same thing and had the same problem but in Firefox, not IE6, weird huh?Anyway, I can't help you there, sorry...
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For the white space, try adding marginwidth="0" marginheight="0" to the frame tag.
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It's working for me.Shadowspinner, try adding at least one space between your CSS selectors and their properties. (#1 { blah blah }).Also, your #2 div:<div id='2' style = "float:right;border: 10px solid #5bf95f;background-color=#05a531">Should use a colon, not an equals sign after background-color.
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Also make sure to specify that <html /> and <body /> should be 100% in height.
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I voted Yes because it can only benefit. However I don't think it's top priority. We're old enough to control ourselves, and bad topics already get handled by posts from other members saying this is not the right place. The only reason where more mods would be absolutely needed is if some people started spamming (litterally flooding) the boards.
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I tested this code with IE 5.0, 5.5 and 6.0 and had no problem. Are you using IE:mac?
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Also block. The default styling for p and div would be something like this:What about div?p { display: block; margin: 0.5em 0; /* Not the same on all browsers */}div { display: block; /* No margin */} -
A paragraph is of display: block by default.
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Skemcin, my original post was just offering you help because I think it is important to understand that simple HTML validity is not the only thing that matters. You did not have to change your site to follow my "suggestions", which you said were awesome by the way. So now that I cleared the fact that the second sentence of my post was not insulting (and my second post was just replying to you), may I ask what IS wrong? YOU are the one insulting here.I did not have any directions to point because you understood my original post anyway (and even analyzed it). If you still want me to point directions, then I would say www.w3.org but you already know that site I'm sure.Different OS don't matter, it's the browsers. Now, I know IE5:mac is different (and IE6:mac doesn't exist...) but I also know that it supports CSS quite well anyway and that it is so much unused I don't know why we're talking about it here...And I am not learning HTML and CSS at school. Though we do have HTML courses, they're just bad and I'm way better than the teacher anyway. I learned it all 4 years ago on w3.org.But that is not important, I was just pointing you to stuff you could have done to improve in terms of coding your website (and NOT your clients' websites). You decided to reject them so there is no point to keep arguing.
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Skemcin,a) All browser versions that are used by more than 1% people tend to handle CSS layouts correctly.b.) You can just style them with CSS so that browsers display them the same (mainly the margin).c) Of course I must say I am quite new to web developping, a lot more than you, but still, I never saw a browser that didn't support :hover on links.d) No no no no no, I was not using sarcasm nor insulting. In fact, I couldn't have been more serious. And guess what, I am ready to say I'm part of that 99.999% of the population. I make sure to test my pages with IE 5 and up as well as Gecko and Opera, they are quite accessible. Also, sorry for us french-speaking people to use commas for decimals.e) Why would I have any direction to point?I have nothing perfect to show you, maybe except this thing which I very rarelly put any interest onto.
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Heh... Table layout, bad use of br (should be p), use of JavaScript where CSS could give the same result, probably more... Not yet perfect. =) But hey, can't blame you for being part of 99,999% of the population.
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Required attribute "ALT" is not specified.Should be <img src="http://www.w3schools.com/images/ie.gif" alt="Alternate text" width="73" height="68">
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No, remember this is W3Schools.
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Hm? DIVs are already blocks by default...pnwynn, maybe this is what you want?<div style="display: block;">stuff</div>div { height: 3em; overflow: auto;}By placing this in your CSS, it'll make the content of a <div /> 3 lines in height, with a vertical scrollbar to view the remaining of the text. It cannot be applied to a table though...
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I use XHTML as well as PHP to serve it as XML to browsers that support it.
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This is not a frameset document, so use the Strict or Transitional DOCTYPE.
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I don't think anyone is really sure of what you're asking...
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That means if you have Apple Mac OS X, use TextEdit. Since you use Windows, then it's Notepad.
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I underline them with the U button. :)But yeah, fix color plz.
<html> and <body> have closing tags 
Table boarders don't display properly in Firefox?
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I see the borders appear around the links...So I'm not exactly sure what you want, but I saw border"1" in your source. Maybe this is what makes it not work correctly? Try adding a = in there.Also, your site looks weird in IE...