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which browsers currently support standard css border-radius.
Is it now safe to omit the -moz-border-radius and -webkit-border-radius elements.
All current browsers support the border-radius property, but for graceful degradation purposes it's good to include the vendor prefixes as well.
Here is a link with more detailed info:
http://caniuse.com/border-radius
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For some reason the website I built will display correctly in Chrome, Firefox and IE10 but in IE9 it displays incorrectly. It won't display the background and it is all off alignment. Does anyone have any ideas?
Website: http://www.thefishonthedome.com
Have you tried removing the HTML comment before the open tag at the top and replacing it with a <!doctype html> declaration? Your page is running in Quirks mode.
If you are using CSS to define the width, try to define it in HTML itself.
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Closed 9 years ago.
I'm having trouble debugging a cross browser compatibility issue. Specifically the issue is in Firefox where the slider isn't showing up in the proper place, it looks ok in Chrome and Safari.
Any guidance would be appreciated.
Thanks
The url ishttp://74.52.120.208/~doucce/
Check your global.css line 405 and remove following line
#home-slider .entry-content {
margin: 0;
}
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Closed 10 years ago.
Please find the link below, I have embed the youtube video in header part, it runs in Chrome, IE9, but not in Firefox
http://demo.rimits.com/rpl/index.html
Can you please help on this ??
Regards
B
I've opened the link in Firefox 15 and it plays ok :-?
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Closed 11 years ago.
So I am working on a layout for a new website that I am building. Everything looks fine in chrome but for some reason in firefox my divs are pushed down about 600px and overlap other table rows as if they are not bound by their parent. For an example, check out thebrewtracker.com
Thanks!
Remove this from brew.css (line3)
vertical-align: baseline;
On a side note using tables for layout is a BIG No No in modern web development!
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I am using
<a href="www.google.com" > test link </a>
I didn't understand why its not working in IE6.
You need to include http://.
test link
You should also explain what exactly you mean by 'not working', but regardless of that, that's the only mistake I see in your link.