x10 Lieutenant
Hi
I am creating a new homepage, basically some HTML tables and images. The page works fine in IE7, but breaks in Google Chrome, Firefox 3 and IE8. I cant work out how to fix the damn thing.
www.component-warehouse.co.uk/new_homepage
Something so simple yet so complicated. Any ideas as to why this is?
Thanks
Alex
x10 Spammer
It works fine for me in Firefox.
sometimes it may help
http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=ht...Inline&group=0
x10 Lieutenant
Hmm weird... I get it shown as the screenshot below. The same in Firefox 3 and IE8...
Alex
Last edited by componentwarehouse; 09-21-2008 at 12:03 PM.
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that is wierd indeed.
try clearing your cache?
it might be that its loading old images/incomplete images.
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Seems to be ok on my PC too.
x10 Lieutenant
OK, tried clearing the cache and that didnt work in FF or IE8 - still working in IE 8 compatibility mode... I asked a friend to check it on his Mac with Safari, and said it doesnt work (comes up with the gaps in the images as in my screenshot).
I will try it on a different PC that has never been to the page before and see if that works...
Alex
EDIT: OK, I have just tried it on my Eee PC, which has a different OS (XP), different resolution, different browsers and same results - works in IE7 and not in Google Chrome (Dont have Firefox on my Eee). Ive never visited that page on my Eee in either browser. Im absolutely stuck as to the problems, works on some computers and not others. Ive tried it on a 1024x768 (ie not widescreen) and that doesnt work either. Anyone got any other ideas?
Thanks
Alex
Last edited by componentwarehouse; 09-21-2008 at 12:59 PM.
x10 Lieutenant
I really don't know, but one thing that struck me while browsing the html source is that you open two <body> tags (which I have never seen before) and only close one. Maybe that could be messing something up in some browsers and not others...
x10 Lieutenant
Right, I think it must be something to do with being inside the CMS page (eg. inside the Magento website) as it works fine if I just launch the edited code created by Photoshop in any browser. I will have another go later and see what I can do.
Thanks
Alex
x10 Sophmore
0.o You should be designing sites to fix IE's problems, not FF's...
And you're using photoshop? :/
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