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I know, nobody likes to debug IE. If you check out this link below in IE8 or IE9(without compatibility view) it seems to be adding empty UL elements in the footer.
You do have a few validation errors on the page, including:
<h5>Heavy Haul Platform Trailers</h2>
This could be causing the issue you’re seeing in IE 8.
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I have a few ".jpg" images on my website. They all are displayed correctly in every browser... except Internet Explorer. In IE, most of them are displayed, but there are also images that aren't displayed and there's a black-white cross instead of them. It's not a problem with wrong path because, as I said, other browsers are able to display the images.
Check if your images are CMYK. They will only display if they are RGB.
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I am needing some clarification regarding this table that I'm designing.
Can it be done on mobile? And if it can be done on mobile, roughly how it will look?
Google Chrome
If you want to test if in a specific mobile will it works you can do by two ways :
1-Remote-debugging
2-Or you just can press f12 and search Toggle device mobile, there you can select a mobile to see if your web is correctly rensponsive.
Here's the example : http://www.girliemac.com/blog/2014/07/28/devicemode/
Mozilla Firefox
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Tools/Remote_Debugging
https://hacks.mozilla.org/2012/08/remote-debugging-on-firefox-for-android/
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I tried finding which element/tag is this one but I couldn't find it anywhere.
See the screenshot:
It appears to be range tag:link
Looks like a jQuery UI element rather than an HTML element.
See this link for more details : JQueryUI Slider
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I need to hide the vertical scrollbar on my website (without disable scrolling), in particular in mobile devices (touch scrolling).
I tried to achieve this by css, but i haven't good result, in particular with old browsers.
Original answer is
Hiding the scrollbar on an HTML page
Disable it on desktop is the same on mobile.
Hope this help.
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Please refer to my website http://www.vault-x.com
It appears correct in Firefox but in Chrome it has gone fubar.
I cannot work out why.
You have invalid HTML, which is usually the primary cause of cross-browser rendering issues these days.
http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.vault-x.com%2F&charset=%28detect+automatically%29&doctype=Inline&group=0
Specifically, you're missing a > in this div...
<div class="spacer"</div>