2009/5/23 Maxim Soloviev :
> Funny part is that I did W3C validation but since I clicked "Validate
> local XHTML" in Web Developer toolbar it validated code modified by
> Firefox.
is valid XHTML - but not HTML, so if you claim your XHTML is
HTML so that IE will parse it, then it breaks.
--
Davi
Aghhrr,
I'm off work already but I think that's the problem.
Tim & Gunlaug, thank you guys so much, I've thought I'm going crazy.
You guys rock!!! :)
Funny part is that I did W3C validation but since I clicked "Validate
local XHTML" in Web Developer toolbar it validated code modified by
Firefox.
Maxim Soloviev wrote:
> http://ares-pearl-b1.nakea.net/ Could you please help me figure out
> why text looks s big in IE6/7/8.
Flawed markup in header. A span is not an empty, self-closing, element,
and, unlike most other browsers, IE can't treat it as if it was and
recover from this flaw.
T
On 23/05/2009, at 11:22 AM, Maxim Soloviev wrote:
> Hi guys,
>
> http://ares-pearl-b1.nakea.net/
> Could you please help me figure out why text looks s big in
> IE6/7/8.
>
Hi Maxim - There is some markup in the #header which has inline styles
setting the font-size to 20pt. The spans aren
Hi guys,
http://ares-pearl-b1.nakea.net/
Could you please help me figure out why text looks s big in IE6/7/8.
It looks fine in FF and other browsers but I cant get where huge font comes
from.. And webdev toolbar offers little help... :(
Even when there is no styles at all (
http://ares-pearl