Dano said:
I've rebuilt my site, having it changed from frames to floating CSS-layout
and SSI. But is seems that the layout looks OK in IE, but not good in
FF/Opera.
Use a proper browser during the creation, only check in IE when finished
and make changes so that it also works in that.
Can someone give me some clues how to fix this?
link:
http://www.ltvborgharen.nl
(dutch site about tennis)
Before attempting to fix display issues you should first improve other
things:
1) Mark up the nav links as an unordered list, specify the bullet images
with css (not include them in the html).
2) Best avoid having the word "banner" in the name of the logo image as
ad filter software may filter it out (did for me initially).
3) The graphic logo contains the text "Lawn Tennisvereniging Borgharen",
so this should also be the alt content for the image, not "Logo van
LTV". Btw, Tennis vereniging are 2 words, not one.
4) The logo image is your level 1 header, so mark it up as such.
5) For consistency your page title should also be "Lawn Tennis
vereniging Borgharen".
6) Don't use inline styles, externalize it.
7) Floating and relatively positioning an element may work, but it's
something that doesn't fit the positioning schemes as laid out in the
specification, it defines 3 positioning models that are best kept
exclusive. If you need to shift a floated element somewhat you should
use margins (can be negative).
8) Don't use s, use css margins or padding.