CSS Gurus.

Miscellaneous Forums/General Discussion/CSS Gurus.

{SORTED}

Guess what else it doesn't work in...


Hard to tell what's going on without see'ing how you're using the CSS, but if you're using floats for the content within the containers, do you have "clear" div in there right after it?
( .clear{clear:both} ). Looks to me that IE isn't resizing the container to fit the content, and in Opera, looks as if there isn't a width specified for the Title2 section...

Still a CSS newb here though, got enough problems of my own with regards to my own site, if it weren't for all those little nuances & browser-issues, I'd be a pro right now.

MAke a new cloverleaf site...

When I make my (not so good) websites, I just dont support IE :P But then again I don't expect a lot if visitors.

i think there is some code on the net that finds the users browser. You could make tables differntly for different browsers according to that. Let me see if i can find one quick.

ah found it: http://www.pageresource.com/jscript/jbrowse.htm
let me know if it works, i am curious. Never actaully used it

Thanks people, thing is that the CSS is cross-browser compat! Oh well back to coding in IE and making it work in the others me thinks.

Thanks people, thing is that the CSS is cross-browser compat!
You'd be surprised.

Actually it does now work.

I am using "table-layout:fixed" and neglected to add the height parameters and width parameters to some tables.

Yep, works fine in Opera too.

Thanks for making me dislike Microsoft even more FlameDuck, *sigh*, and to think I was hoping IE7 would fix all the crap we had to deal with in the past with regards to IE CSS hacks.