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there must be something which you do/add in a stylesheet so that it'd look the same in ie *kicks ie* particularly in div positioning i.e. margin and paddings, w/o using tables |
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on 2007-05-24 16:21:46 |
me personally, i avoid using style definitions that aren't browser-consistant. 
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on 2007-05-24 16:24:32 |
I wouldnt call myself a webmaster in anyway, but something I've done, is use IE comments to hide another stylesheet. In any browser besides IE, they will skip over them, so you have the base stylesheet for other browsers outside the comment, and then have another stylesheet with IE specific attributes inside the comment.  |
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Well... I'll rather use external CSS, and then protect it... Avoid lazy people who want to copy my design... heh-heh XD The codename's r3ck0rd. Find me in my Facebook Profile Page, or in my blog.
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guess so... ah, dunno 'bout ie comments. but i was able to figure out the problem.. yay! it comes down to using tables after all hmm there's no point in protecting my css.. it's too simple to behold, haha yeah k.i.s.s. p.s. they should make firefox the universal browser ~_~ |