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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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Closed 9 years ago.
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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I've got a website that isn't behaving! I need the div tag centered and have messed with all sorts of options, but can't seem to get all of the pages to remain in the same place. In the current upload the Products page move a few pixels from the rest of the pages.
Any help would be awesome!
Thanks!
James
http://www.pingdynamic.com/sites/slva/products.html
It's because the products page causes scrollbars to appear so all content shifts left to allow for scrollbars.
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If you have a look at the following link: http://78.109.168.22/tv - you will notice that in IE8 in the middle of the logo header there is a little black spotted area. I have no idea what it could be!
Has anyone got any ideas? I would love to hear them! It's driving me crazy.
Screenshot of what I'm talking about - http://i.imgur.com/AaZMHdr.png
Solution was a Drupal skip link ID. I just displayed this id to none in IE8 and it has now be resolved. Thank you all!
These line of code creating the problem
<div id="skip-link">
Skip to main content
</div>
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I'm doing a Facebook-Like chat. The problem is that the text is making a horizontal scroll and I dont want to. The original site is http://live-pin.com/ and there you can see the code. Please help me ;)
EDIT: You don't need to signup, you just click on System_MSG bar under the bottom right corner. Thanks for helping
That's because you use non-breakable spaces ( ). Use normal spaces instead and the text will display correctly:
Change this:
Hi visitor. We suggest you to sign in
to this
Hi visitor. We suggest you to sign in
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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.