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bradk · 14-02-2006, 19:36

Is there a code that should be put into a html document that will
make it easier to view in different browsers and monitors.

thanks,
brad

netserve · 14-02-2006, 22:21

No one code will do that. Each browser and screen resolution will make the site appear slightly different. You need to be able to test a site in Firefox, Internet Explorer and probably on a Mac at 2 or 3 resolutions to see how it looks.

**monaghan** · 15-02-2006, 11:54

You could use conditional comments (and hacks) in your CSS so that particular features of your site stand out better in different browsers. However you should aim for the same view in all browsers rather than forcing differences.

bradk · 15-02-2006, 17:10

thank you,
brad

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netserve Active Member Join Date: Apr 2005 Posts: 91 iTrader: 0 / 0%	No one code will do that. Each browser and screen resolution will make the site appear slightly different. You need to be able to test a site in Firefox, Internet Explorer and probably on a Mac at 2 or 3 resolutions to see how it looks. __________________ ADSL From ?9.99pm

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monaghan Super Moderator Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Herts, UK Posts: 1,030 iTrader: 1 / 100%	You could use conditional comments (and hacks) in your CSS so that particular features of your site stand out better in different browsers. However you should aim for the same view in all browsers rather than forcing differences. __________________ Alex Monaghan - Monaghan Consultants Ltd Web hosting, ADSL, IT & Database consultancy Custom Web hosting on UK or USA servers using Linux (cPanel) or Windows (DotNetPanel) Mobile Phone Ringtones, Logos, Java Games & more

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bradk Newbie Join Date: Feb 2006 Posts: 12 iTrader: 0 / 0%	thank you, brad