[stuboo]

I wish I could force everyone to switch to Firefox. I'm working on my first completely CSS driven layout (no tables here, baby) and am very happy with the way things are turning out.

To my frustration, but not to my surprise, in trying to get everything to work in IE, I messed up the way it looks in Firefox. I would really appreciate some help in finding out what I am doing wrong. I'm in serious need of some fresh eyes. I've been looking at this for days.

Everything you need is here.

Thanks in advance,

stuboo

[zcorpan]

Your code should follow the web standards, set by W3C. If it does, it should display correctly in Firefox. You should also test your website in other browsers, such as Opera and Safari.

If your website does not display correctly in IE, tell your IE visitors why and that they have a choice.

Code:

<!--[if IE]>
Your message to IE users goes here. 
You may promote firefox if you like, 
or link to www.browsehappy.com 
as they are browser natural. 
<![endif]-->

A living example of this technique can be seen at rakaz.nl.

[DoHKuXoT]

Thi is a a well-known fact.Every one know that Firefox and IE have same difference.Especially in DIV tags Firefox and IE have different absolutely value.

But with one CSS u make combine.

Not undestant u request very well.So u tall that see same different in look on IE and Firefox. I have see u style.css and see many excess in him.
If u want to make one stylesheet just put html* before class or ID for IE.
And give different value for this ID or class.

For exaple

html*div.exaple{
margin: 10px 10px 0px 0px;
padding: 0px 0px 0px 0px;
}
div.exaple{
margin: 5px 10px 0px 0px;
padding: 0px 0px 0px 0px;
}

First is for IE second is for every one browser.