Problem in my website or problem in browser?

[speedo1234]

I use two browser one is IE and other is Firefox. Problem is that I open my site in firefox then its open in the right manner but when I open my site in IE then Its doesn't open in the right manner.

Can you people tell me what is the problem?Problem in my website or problem in browser?

[StrongInTheArm]

[Moved from Computers & Internet]

I suspect this is probably more of a coding issue. It might be helpful speedo1234 if you explain what differences you see between the two browsers when you look at your site. If you want others to check it out, also you may want to tell people the address of your site.

Note this is not normally allowed in other forums!

[Costin Trifan]

Originally Posted by speedo1234

Can you people tell me what is the problem? Problem in my website or problem in browser?

The problem is in your stylesheet(s).

[corneo]

Simple rule of thumb: IE is retarded and everybody likes a retard.

In other words, make you site work for IE and firefox will follow. Sad part IE is still the most used browser out there.

[StrongInTheArm]

Originally Posted by Costin Trifan

The problem is in your stylesheet(s).

Ah!!! His a witch!

How did you know his website address?

[Costin Trifan]

I got powers!

[ScriptMan]

Originally Posted by corneo

In other words, make you site work for IE and firefox will follow. Sad part IE is still the most used browser out there.

That isn't 100% true. It is possible to make it work in both and who really cares about the 10% of users using 6 other off the wall browsers.

Most of the issues are related to padding and margins.

Do post here or PM me the link to look at and I will try to help. As stated above it can be addressed in the CSS file.

[antirem]

problem in browser and problem in website are synonyms.

Your going to really hate internet explorer 6 and hate how they refuse to use standardized rendering of code. The first step is to make sure it does a w3 validation and then nit pick it from there.