How do I make my website look the same in all computers?

[Rick]

Matits, It's funny you don't know what CSS is because you're already using them on your site!

[raciviusdawn]

*edit*

[raciviusdawn]

frontpage is sparce when it comes to designing across multiple browsers...

[Rick]

Originally Posted by LazyJim

tables do help layout immensly, but they wern't actually invented for that purpose, CSS is supposed replace layout-tables, and be better, but they don't even do all the things tables do yet

It's funny how we use tables and CSS for layout when they weren't designed for that purpose. What's that, did I hear layers?

[raciviusdawn]

lol @ Rick....

anyway, on to matits....

you could start by going back and trying to get rid of as many <font> tags as you can...they aren't really smiled upon in most browsers these days....

most <b> and <i> tags have been replaced with strong and emphasis respectively as well....these are just a few things to get a site up to standards...

the size of your layout also seems off ..at least to my browser..which you don't want right...i'm running IE5 btw.

anyway, we've failed to ask the most obvious question here....WHY ISN'T THIS MOVED TO THE WEBSITE REVIEW SECTION?

[Jazzee]

Because it is not here for a review.

[AcRoNym]

bbrr haha you guys are talking amongst urselves, lets help her!

in my browser only the bottom table isnt aligned center so put align="center" in there

[raciviusdawn]

lol well that's what we've been doing lol...sort of...we've or i've totally gone beyond in this topic

[Rick]

A good CSS primer, if she's interested:

http://www.uoguelph.ca/~stuartr/arti...innercss.shtml

[AcRoNym]

stop yapping about standards grr she wants to about a bleeding table lmao

[raciviusdawn]

yeah Acronym...i know lol...too much of the good green today i guess lol

[AcRoNym]

damn that pic with the Krazy shirt

i think only the bottom table isnt aligned

[Jazzee]

Moved to scripting.

[raciviusdawn]

nice move...appropriate as well...it's better here

[Rick]

Originally Posted by AcRoNym

stop yapping about standards grr she wants to about a bleeding table lmao

CSS has nothing to do with standards. Do you understand what I'm talking about? She wants to know how to get her page to look the same on all browsers. The answer is, it's impossible. One little table not lining up is the least of her problems. But if we're only talking about that small issue, if she uses a little CSS to handle the positioning of certain page elements (and removing margins) it should work.

[AcRoNym]

ohh your yapping about cross browser compatibility ok

its just that i thought were talking about html standards like 3.2 etc..

CSS is part of html stds you have to use it in 4.01 strict :wink:

[LazyJim]

cross-browser compatiaility is impossible without (a) creating code to the standards and (b) all browsers conforming to the standards.

The browser makers are on their way, and slowly making the browsers compliant, and people viewing the web are slowly downloading the newer browsers.
So hopefully soon (or eventually) we can all use either standard xhtml+css+ other standard technologies OR flash depending on the goals and content of our sites.

[AcRoNym]

a lot still use legacy browsers

[Rick]

Originally Posted by AcRoNym

a lot still use legacy browsers

Umm... not true. July 2003 browser stats from W3 Schools:

Browser Version

Internet Explorer 6.x = 59%
Internet Explorer 5.x = 34%
Internet Explorer 4.x = 1%
Netscape 4.x = 1%
Other Netscape compatible = 1%
Opera = 1%

Browsers that count for less than 0.5% are not listed.

[AcRoNym]

1% of a billion is 10,000,000 though