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Hello,
I am really new working with dreamweaver. I created a nice page which looks really good unless you view it in Explorer... I have the feeling the problem is the Sprymenu... Should I replace the Sprymenu by a different menu?? Any suggestions for a vertical menu?? Hopefully easy.. or can my problem be fixed. Pls take a look if you can http://www.pcr.ugent.be/index2.html
I am really new working with dreamweaver. I created a nice page which looks really good unless you view it in Explorer... I have the feeling the problem is the Sprymenu... Should I replace the Sprymenu by a different menu?? Any suggestions for a vertical menu?? Hopefully easy.. or can my problem be fixed. Pls take a look if you can http://www.pcr.ugent.be/index2.html
Several problems:
- The
- Absolute and relative positioning are NOT browser-independent. Don't use them. Instead, place a container around the menu area, and let the menu items fit against each other inside it.
- Remember putting that nonzero surrounding styles (margin, border, padding) in the same tag or style definition that contains size styles (width, height) causes browser incompatibilities. IE nests them in the wrong order. Nest two tags, and apply one kind of these styles to each tag.
- Stuff appearing on top of other stuff doesn't always work right. The technology is not yet universally defined.
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<!-- --> tag pair does not work in xhtml to hide scripts and styles. Styles work in xhtml without those tags, and scripts should be external.- Absolute and relative positioning are NOT browser-independent. Don't use them. Instead, place a container around the menu area, and let the menu items fit against each other inside it.
- Remember putting that nonzero surrounding styles (margin, border, padding) in the same tag or style definition that contains size styles (width, height) causes browser incompatibilities. IE nests them in the wrong order. Nest two tags, and apply one kind of these styles to each tag.
- Stuff appearing on top of other stuff doesn't always work right. The technology is not yet universally defined.
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Hello Magic....
I mannage to display finally a new menu..... only problem... after I applied the CSS styling suddenly the content of the main content drops again to the bottom... do you have by any change an explanation for it... or better a solution... I tried to enter a height... a margin... a positon.... but everything seems to be ignored... why
http://www.pcr.ugent.be/TESTPAGE/test.html
http://www.pcr.ugent.be/TESTPAGE/PCRcss.html
Thanks a lot
I mannage to display finally a new menu..... only problem... after I applied the CSS styling suddenly the content of the main content drops again to the bottom... do you have by any change an explanation for it... or better a solution... I tried to enter a height... a margin... a positon.... but everything seems to be ignored... why
http://www.pcr.ugent.be/TESTPAGE/test.html
http://www.pcr.ugent.be/TESTPAGE/PCRcss.html
Thanks a lot
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