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Correct me and make me more perfect please help me i have just started of your boost will makes me more perfect
below i have attached my index.html and css.css file
i had to desicn only using <div> tags so pleas help me in IE it some what works properly but in FF anf safari bit dragged out please correct my codes
css.css below:
below i have attached my index.html and css.css file
i had to desicn only using <div> tags so pleas help me in IE it some what works properly but in FF anf safari bit dragged out please correct my codes
css.css below:
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I found it quickly.
NEVER put size styles (width, height) and surrounding styles (margin, border, padding) in the same tag, class, or id.
Firefox follows the w3c definitions, and puts the surrounding styles OUTSIDE the defined sizes.
IE does it wrong, and crams the surrounding styles INSIDE the defined sizes.
To use both on the same item, nest two tags, one with the size, and one with the surrounding styles. This way, YOU control what order they occur in.
NEVER put size styles (width, height) and surrounding styles (margin, border, padding) in the same tag, class, or id.
Firefox follows the w3c definitions, and puts the surrounding styles OUTSIDE the defined sizes.
IE does it wrong, and crams the surrounding styles INSIDE the defined sizes.
To use both on the same item, nest two tags, one with the size, and one with the surrounding styles. This way, YOU control what order they occur in.
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