Hi all.. i was trying to make a site to appear the same in ie and firefox but after 2days my nervs are about to explode and can't solve it anyway..

here's the link

http://www.makefreemoneyathome.info/help/

the first thing is with the menu, see at ie and ff, at ff the menu's bg color is switching when you move cursor to the box, at ie it changes only if you go to the text. WHY?

second thing is that the menu is in the middle at IE and in the left of the screen at FF. WHY?

third thing..if you go to the page
http://www.makefreemoneyathome.info/...ca-firmei.html
then at ff the menu is at left and the text at middle, at ie the menu middle and text below

Please anybody help with my problem I`m just about kill myself, never had problems with this making a site...

thanks

You're never going to get EXACT results between IE and FF or Opera, they just do some things differently internally. IE 6 and below is so full of bugs and it's support of CSS that it IS a challenge to work around.

the first thing is with the menu, see at ie and ff, at ff the menu's bg color is switching when you move cursor to the box, at ie it changes only if you go to the text. WHY?

Set your li <a> menu elements to display:block. That will stop this particular problem.

second thing is that the menu is in the middle at IE and in the left of the screen at FF. WHY?

It looks to me to be the way you've got your tables set up, IE is centering.


You're little 'trick' with the the div #SE.. will get you banned from the search engines. Hiding that sort of thing is a 'black hat' tactic. Put your keywords in the Meta tag where they belong !

I also don't see the point of using a table for your layout (or any layout for that matter), you could do it all with CSS. Putting divs inside a table is a pointless exercise IMO.

Remember that when you layout your site, depending on what composer or editor you use, it's going to vary from browser to browser. It's also going to depend on what resolution every surfer is using. Just as an example, I have a friend who is quite visually handicapped. She sees, but she must magnify her entire monitor to be able to distinguish any images. Therefore, this being an extreme case, she is going to have some images that appear very differently, and she may need to account for distortion depending on how accurately she needs to see things for her particular instance. When composing a site, we cannot always account for these types of special cases!