Hello ,,,, am design HTML pages by VS 2005 and i make my css file work well to center the lay of the site and everything look good with IE but the problem is FireFox when am try to test the page on it the arabic language words i wrote didnt show up rightly and also some little differents in the lay of some photos you can check by your self www.falcondj.com i want you see the text beside the Quraan logo its not look right in arabic and also see the chat photo its go to up alittle but show normal on IE7 and also the Forums Icon the same problem thank you anyway i hope you can help me

Character set

See -> http://www.webmaster-talk.com/html-f...g-foreign.html

Arabic is read from right to left; is it possible you forgot to specify that in the CSS, since the default is left to right?

For example:

p {direction: rtl;}

tim

ohhhhhhh thats work well ,,, thank you so much ,,,, i like fast easy solution and that what did you offered to me ,,, okay so about the alignment of my graphics its in explorer position as i want it but its moves a little in Firefox ,,, what is the problem for that ,,,, do i have to change something in my Css file or i have to add some code for the Div i use to centre the web site thanks anyway

While it's good that you're trying to use a div-based layout, you really need to scrap all that absolute positioning and learn to use floats and clears to position your elements. Make it look right in Firefox first, then use conditional comments to correct for IE's vast array of display bugs. You should also look up swfobject to embed your Flash content. Finally, take chrishirst's advice and use the proper character set for the Arabic language. Use the link he gave you. The only problem I forsee is in using multiple languages; that I can't help you with, at least not yet.

ISO 8859-6 is the character code for Arabic, but does anyone know how to do multiple charsets in a single page without having to use includes or (gasp!) frames? Now I'm curious.

tim

thank you so much all of yaaaa ,,, its ok know i can do it