Armbut

Armbut

Joined Member # 2527634
1 Posts 24 Replies 1,189 Reputation

1) Dont use tables. 2) If you *must*, check your padding/margin settings. I don't know CSS and the separate images are for separate links That might have been addressed in a recent windows update. Not sure at all but worth mentioning. As of this moment, I'm up to date. Same problem.

6 Replies 6,163 Views

Hi everybody, I'm making a website for a friend, and when I use Firefox or Safari to open the Splash file, it looks exactly like it is supposed to. BUT, when I use IE, the table renders horribly. Any ideas to fix this? I really want to fix it because even though Firefox is so much better, most people still use IE as their default browser... Firefox: IE: <img src="http://image.bayimg.com/gagokaabm.jpg" align="bottom"

6 Replies 6,163 Views

right now i have this: Desktop Dell Dimension C521 AMD Athlon 64 X2 3800+ 2.0GHz stock 20x DVD+/-RW/RAM 1.5GB PC4200 800MHz DDR2 RAM (upgraded from 1GB) stock 160GB 7200 RPM SATA Hard Drive stock Integrated nVidia GeForce 6150LE some weird nForce4 motherboard 17" Dell LCD cheap Dell keyboard cheap no-name optical mouse (blue LED scroller.....weird) 14-in-1 Memory Card Reader etc... NEW Sony Vaio laptop

239 Replies 591,222 Views

I was going to post a comment on this page USING Safari, but it crashed as soon as I clicked "Add Reply" (there was no text field). So, I switched to Firefox for this bit. Overall, Safari is doing pretty well, and it even has all the nice animations of an OS X application (for example, the popups "swoop" from the titlebar). I really do like it. Now I can almost complete my OS X emulation on PC but....I doubt

39 Replies 17,092 Views