I wonder what do you mean by "jquery looks fine". Presentation of a website is controlled by CSS and the mark-up it applies to, only. Javascript can only interact with those two, and any presentation issues you're running into have most certainly to do with stylesheets.
The only way to achieve pixel-by-pixel perfection is to use only absolute positioning, and even then there are inconsistencies in edge rendering and aliasing. Most of these discrepancies can be prevented by knowing how to avoid common bugs in CSS. By writing correct stylesheets you can achieve near identical layouts in Firefox and IE7 with hardly any adjustments (IE6 is a different matter). See www.quirksmode.org for a start on browser rendering bugs, that's what you should worry about. On Jan 2, 3:28 am, Aaron <shyhockey...@aol.com> wrote: > Question is in the subject. I notice with jquery and also css, that > the position is different on different internet browsers. > > I seek a solution that would make one layout to be the same with all > browsers or at least the popular used ones. > > like firefox or IE. > > I want a solution that would make the position system and jquery be > able to be viewed the same with any browser. > > Currently I notice that jquery looks fine in firefox since I am using > firefox when making my website. > > I notice that in IE that the menu I created that appears when your > mouse is over the user image that it would appear on the far right of > the screen when it supposed to be on the left side of the screen but > right of the image. > > So the layout is differnet between firefox and IE. > > so I wonder if there is any solution to this???
