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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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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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I can't seem to work out the download URL of the CSV file on this webpage, all I can workout is this:
<div id="exportMI" class="settings-menu-item goog-menuitem ">Download as CSV</div><div class="settings-menu-item goog-submenu">
Doesn't seem very useful, can you help me get the download url?
You can use your browser's download manager to find out the download URL, which is http://www.google.com/trends/trendsReport?cmpt=q&content=1&export=1
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Please checkout my website in Internet Explorer:
http://www.ziftit.com/index2.html
I can't figure out why the gift box image is getting cut off in the top of the image.
Update: I added the doctype to the top of the page and then got rid of all the comments and now it displays perfectly!
As a first step, add a correct Doctype to your document.
Then validate that the HTML and CSS are valid.
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Please take a look at this page via IE 8 or 9: http://sneakyrascal.com/starpons/about.html
As seen there are two footers but in fact I only added one footer. I figured it's connected with <a> tag. when I remove it, it will work fine.
Thanks in advance for any help
You open a new a instead of closing it:
<a href="images/Ruby_BIS_0011.jpg" class="iframe" ><img src="images/Ruby_BIS_0011-300x234.jpg" /><a>
You should have found this when using a the validator.
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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.