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    vimaljf is offline Junior Member Array
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    Page Alignment in firefox and IE

    Hi All,
    I encountered a problem regarding page design and alignment while designing a site. First of, i designed executed using IE and wrapped up the site. but now when i opened the site in firefox the alignment is haphazard. i have used a lot of tables....can anyone assist me on this one??

    cheers,
    vimal


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    Guptha_S is offline Member Array
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    First of all get rid of tables and learn to use css with div
    Div is more simple, more easier, more cleaner method of designing web pages
    Though initially you may find it difficult, once you master div, you will forget using tables all together
    For cross compatability use w3school website or use APTANA IDE you will never stop using APTANA once you get to know how to use it


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    vimaljf is offline Junior Member Array
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    Hi

    Thanks for your help Gupta...


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    Chris_Stevens is offline Junior Member Array
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    It would be easier to help if you could post a link to one of the pages of the site in question. If its a question of NDA agreement, then strip out the real content and load somwe fake content.


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    noblesurvey is offline Junior Member Array
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    I am having the same trouble a vimaljf, or at least I think it is.
    I was hoping someone could take a look at it and tell me if they knew a solution to the problem. It looks the way I want it in IE 7 but firefox brings the text up on the left hand side and basically obscures some of the images.
    My site is www . noblesurveys . com if someone could please look at it and give me a solution to the problem it would be greatly appreciated.

    Darren


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    Hai vimal...this is a common problem we have in all the web designs....But this could be easily resolved using the styles created to each of the element that you are using in the page..

    For instance you may have the text changing its position for different browsers ...For this you may create styles with margin ,padding and render the output to the different browsers...this would help you fix this problem...

    Nice to reply you..


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