I had a similar problem when installing a new code in my template, looked fine in explorer and totally messed up in firefox... A friend told me it might be because the template has been resized or widen, and it might be a size conflicts for the tables... I didn't have time to look into it so I just removed the code... but check those tips: http://geeklimit.com/index.php?s=template+overhaul Maybe you'll find what you need... that's all the help I can bring you (my knowlegde on this is pretty limited...)
Internet explorer ignores a lot of html code that is used for formatting modern style web pages. The most professional solution is to write two versions of the mis-interpreted code. So wherever ie screws up, put an if statement in that checks for the browser, and pop in different code as needed.
I don't think you have that sort of control in blogger though, so you have to go into the template and through trial and error find a formatting that will fit both browsers. You can usually get it without much compromise.
I ususally just use trial and error since I don't fully understand what ie likes and what it doesn't. But I'm sure there's a guide on the web somewhere that can give you insight.
I spent hours getting my page to work in both, and there are still differences. So annoying.
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I had a similar problem when installing a new code in my template, looked fine in explorer and totally messed up in firefox... A friend told me it might be because the template has been resized or widen, and it might be a size conflicts for the tables...
I didn't have time to look into it so I just removed the code... but check those tips:
http://geeklimit.com/index.php?s=template+overhaul
Maybe you'll find what you need... that's all the help I can bring you (my knowlegde on this is pretty limited...)
Internet explorer ignores a lot of html code that is used for formatting modern style web pages. The most professional solution is to write two versions of the mis-interpreted code. So wherever ie screws up, put an if statement in that checks for the browser, and pop in different code as needed.
I don't think you have that sort of control in blogger though, so you have to go into the template and through trial and error find a formatting that will fit both browsers. You can usually get it without much compromise.
I ususally just use trial and error since I don't fully understand what ie likes and what it doesn't. But I'm sure there's a guide on the web somewhere that can give you insight.
I spent hours getting my page to work in both, and there are still differences. So annoying.
I have no idea, sorry.
i guess i'll have someone look at it that knows more about internet sites and html :)
thanks for your help/comments!
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