I am at the early stage of designing a webpage and decided to use css in
design. I am using firefox and php and mysql. The site displays
properly. I then thought that I should try internet explorer and see if
it works using that browser. Nothing works, I thought that internet
explorer supported css. The basic design is a top title left navigation
bar and a content showing the page. This has a scroll bar in it. Is
there a work around or have I got to redesign page to make it work with
explorer.
Thanks for any advice

Jim

jimmy schrieb:
> I am at the early stage of designing a webpage and decided to use css in
> design. I am using firefox and php and mysql. The site displays
> properly. I then thought that I should try internet explorer and see if
> it works using that browser. Nothing works, I thought that internet
> explorer supported css. The basic design is a top title left navigation
> bar and a content showing the page. This has a scroll bar in it. Is
> there a work around or have I got to redesign page to make it work with
> explorer.
> Thanks for any advice
>
> Jim

take a look at so-called css-hacks .. e.g. here [1]
it takes a little work to get the same display result with all browsers,
but once you know how to use these hacks, it becomes really easy ;)

[1] http://css-discuss.incutio.com/?page=CssHack

with best regards

matthias

On Thu, 15 Feb 2007 10:13:24 +0100, jimmy <news [at] noreturn.f9.co.uk> wrote:

> I am at the early stage of designing a webpage and decided to use css in
> design. I am using firefox and php and mysql. The site displays
> properly. I then thought that I should try internet explorer and see if
> it works using that browser. Nothing works, I thought that internet
> explorer supported css. The basic design is a top title left navigation
> bar and a content showing the page. This has a scroll bar in it. Is
> there a work around or have I got to redesign page to make it work with
> explorer.
> Thanks for any advice

Ask the question on comp.infosystems.www.authoring.stylesheets.
And provide an URL, they hate to use their crystal balls to figure your
problem out.

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Rik Wasmus