Can someone look at my site on IE and look at my code through view source and let me know what I am doing wrong.
My site shows up on Firefox, but only shows my pink background in IE all my content is missing. I spoke to my hosting company and they think its comparability issue but their are reasons I don't believe that.
My site was up and running 40 minutes before I changed the text size and a few images.
I haven't changed any major coding that I know of to make my website a compatability issue.
Its a basic website but I need my site to run in IE. I would put my code up here but its too long. Also when I look at my website through Dreamweaver preview it also only shows me the pink background in IE.
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I'm currently developing my website, and everything is working as far as I know, except for the mobile page. Below are two screenshots of my mobile page:
The first one displays the adobe dreamweaver preview on my phone. This is how it should look.
The second one displays the website that's online at the moment.
It's the same website as the desktop version.
The files are both the same, but display another result.
Can someone help me with this problem?
What I already did:
Validated my HTML code.
Synched it to the FTP server to be sure I didn't mess up files.
Checked the CSS and my phone width
Thanks in advance.
Can you explain what your problem is?
It seems correct from the screen. Put also a bit of code.
From this point of view I can only ask you if you put the various links to Bootstrap.
i have a question, where i hope someone can guide me.
I have made an homepage, and everything is working great, besides a few things that is miss placed in Firefox, and looks perfect in Chrome.
As well the site, looks abit weird on phones.
www.securehome.nu is the homepage.
Basic knowedge about the homepage
The site is created in Visual Studio
The site is build up around a MasterPage
Info about the problems
- The menu bar have some borders (the lines that splits each menu field from each other, those borders aint positionen the same place in firefox and chrome.
- On the phone, there is a white field in the bottom, even that the wrapper is height 100%, and it works smoothly on computer browsers.
I can easily put the whole site into a winrar document for download if someone wants to try play around with it, and help me what the problem is.
As i can see there is no problem with my both browser they are looking same and there is no responsive view for mobile of your site
I seem to be having an interesting problem linking my css stylesheet. Everything is working perfectly fine on my website css wise for every page on chrome, firefox, and anything else. But for some reason, 1 page in IE is displaying weird. Im using the same stylesheet for almost every page on the website but yet its not working on 1 page on IE.
Check it out for your self on IE. Heres the home page that works fine http://www.sentinelgaming.net
Then on the forums page it messes up. http://www.sentinelgaming.net/forums
Again, im using the same stylesheet on the home page as the forums. But one page displays differently.
Thanks for any help.
It looks like the forums page is failing to load this css file:
http://files.enjin.com/202624/general%20files/navbar%20css.css
It might be due to the fact that on line 740 there are second DOCTYPE, html, head, and body tags. You should delete all that and move the css file link to the proper head tag at the top of the page.
This should hopefully fix your issue.
i am currently at college studying web design and devolpment, i am working on my portfolio and creating a website for someone, (unfinished) if you go to this link.
http://www.mattwoodsfitnessandweightloss.co.uk/
and randomly click a few links [ Home page / About / Our Studio ] multiple times etc you will notice the "about matt woods" sometimes jumps out of the table or completley dissapears all together, i didnt notice it on Firefox because it dosent happen but checked on IE and it seems to only happen on IE, its also happening on a friends IE so its not just mine.
EDIT: here are some screenshots:
Can anyone help?
Cheers.
Different browser's render the padding and width of the html element differently. so if you want a consistent look across all the browser you should consider adding a reset style sheet to your page.
Download the following stylesheet Download and add it to your webpage.
I have a question regarding how to make the same website appear consistently in different browsers on different platforms.
The following is a website that I made for my professor: http://youlab.wustl.edu/Home.html. The site itself was made using iWeb while the drop down menu was manually inserted using an external HTML code provider (SoThink DHTML).
While Firefox displays the site correctly, all the other browsers had some sort of problem displaying the site.
Internet Explorer: none of the links work
Chrome & Safari: the drop down menu is shifted all the way to the left, and were not clickable since it disappeared when the mouse moved towards it.
The movie on 1 page doesn't work either.
Could someone tell me what is wrong and how to fix the problem?
Here's your answer
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cross-browser