Page gets distorted in IE???

[life31]

Just yesterdy i designed a page using only CSS and Photoshop pics.

The thing is that when i check it in Firefox it appears to be perfect but the same hen see in IE gets distorted.

How can i fix the issue?

I have only used CSS that too all parameters are set in px considering the left and top.

[Surreal]

It would be better if we could see the code you used (both html and css) so that we can help you. At the moment, I am not sure what the problem is, let me know if you still need help with this.

[life31]

Ya sure its here [Only registered and activated users can see links. ] ,

I just uses CSS for that site and photoshop. Nothing of tables and that sort. The thing is that the align ment difference is seen when seen in IE but in Firefox its normal rather now i have made bit changes viewing it in mozilla so that it also somewhat normal in IE too.

[Surreal]

It seems it is quite the opposite.
I am using the latest versions of both IE and FF.
Here are my results of your website:
Firefox 2.0.0.11:

Internet Explorer 7.0.6000.16575:


As you can see it is Firefox messing up. Are you sure you have them around the right way?

[life31]

Oh thats messing up totally. I use firefox 1.5.0.4. Its proper there.

Actually i never did notice the flash getting messed up I actually ment about the distance between the links and the white inner circle.

But its a different case here. But how does it. N eed to fix it. How???

The code i think isant wrong

[Surreal]

Here is a useful site for checking errors and making sure it validates.
I have included your URL in it so you can see your errors.
[Only registered and activated users can see links. ]
Once those are fixed, I will look at the CSS. I just don't have the time at the moment to go through and fix all your HTML errors. Sorry.

[life31]

Oh thanks for that. Ill check it up ASAP.

never mind dude but thanks for the tool. Hope ill get to use it in future too to check out my mistakes.


it seems to be lots of them. did that using just a note pad nothin else.

Ill get all of them in place.

[life31]

Originally Posted by Surreal

Here is a useful site for checking errors and making sure it validates.
I have included your URL in it so you can see your errors.
[Only registered and activated users can see links. ]
Once those are fixed, I will look at the CSS. I just don't have the time at the moment to go through and fix all your HTML errors. Sorry.

Dude i checked my whole code but it does not have any such errors. I think there some error with the tool itself.

Check this [Only registered and activated users can see links. ] . This is the validation of google home page according to that tool.

It shows This page is not Valid (no Doctype found)! & 4 errors.

Any other such tool which you recomend.

[Surreal]

Actually this is the best tool and it is what most web developers use. However, you can see that Google is in fact not one for web standards. The Google website has never been valid and they probably will never make it valid (don't fix what's not broken).

Just an example here, (my website) is valid code [Only registered and activated users can see links. ] and it works on most web browsers just fine.

The website, also does CSS validation, in which you don't pass either:
[Only registered and activated users can see links. ]

Note: Validation is not required anywhere and it is voluntary. However, I make sure I always validate because it allows for better cross-browser viewing.

[life31]

Oh yes i checked it out. Too good dude with you there. You have just cleared every thing out with them. And beautiful site there too. Cheers

Any ways ill go through my code and get it done as per the W3C validation. And thanks for the CSS thing too.

Quite surprised to see google with those many mistakes.

[Surreal]

I was too when I first checked it out. But Google is more about it's search engine then it's tidiness of code a cleanliness of code.

[life31]

Dude i have taken care of the CSS at present. Its validated now. Only need to fix the html though. Still studying the W3C criterias and norms about CSS.

Hopefully this should solve the above flash error.