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My auction renders perfectly in Mozilla Firefox, and I mean, perfectly. Not a single problem! (Why couldn't every browser be like that?), but open it up in IE and bang, it doesn't exactly feck up, but it renders differently to how I want it to look.
Anyone with Mozilla Firefox please just take a look at my auction, and then look at it under IE. There should be a difference, and I was wondering if anyone with decent enough CSS knowledge could tell me how to fix this, so they look the same in both browsers.
Auction: - [URL]http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=8100989806[/URL]
Sourcecode of auction: -
[URL]http://www.djh-world.com/files/ebay.txt[/URL]
*dramatic music*
> Er, the "box" isn't exactly a box in IE on mine, it seems to
> fit the whole page...
>
> I'll take a screenie
>
> Firefox - [URL]http://www.djh-world.com/images/firefox.png[/URL]
> IE - [URL]http://www.djh-world.com/images/IE.png[/URL]
This will fix it:
<----- CUT //Had to wrap DTD to allow post, just reassemble onto one line /// ----- >
"http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/
xhtml1-transitional.dtd">
Battlefield 1942 Deluxe Edition
In Battlefield 1942, you will experience the heat of battle as you heroically storm the beaches of Normandy, drive a tank across the deserts of northern Africa, pilot a fighter plane during the Battle of Midway, command a battleship at Guadalcanal, or parachute and commandeer a jeep in operation Market Garden.
It is the only first person, team-based action game that places you in the midst of a raging WWII battlefield with 35 "machines of war" under your control. You’ll pick up the sidearm of your choice and get behind the wheel of a variety of vehicles, ships, and aircraft to go to war on land, sea, and air during some of the most famous and pivotal battles of the Second World War.
Key features
- Excellent multiplayer mode, I heartily reccomend taking advantage of this superb feature, allows you to battle it out online! It's great fun flying around and bombing the enemy's base!
- Arm Yourself for Action! Choose from 19 authentic WWII handheld weapons, including two stationary machine guns, to take into battle.
- This is the "Deluxe Edition", it includes the highly acclaimed Battlefield 1942 The Road to Rome Expansion Pack, and 3 new maps!
- Create your own maps with the battlecraft map editor
Game Condition
This game is hardly used, in excellent condition with all 3 discs and instruction manuel.
Notices
- Please do not hesistate to ask me any questions, i'd be more then happy to answer any queries!
- The game will be packaged in a padded envelope, this ensures there are no damages during transit
- Please, only bid if you intend to purchase the item
- The item will be sent by recorded delivery, Delivery is not negotiable.
- Pay by Paypal! It's easier and quicker!
- Please, make the effort to pay expenses within 5 days of the auction closing
- If you leave me feedback, I leave you feedback. Simple as that.
djhworld: [email protected]
Thanks, And Happy Bidding!
FOr CSS to work correctly, you have to use a valid DTD and valid mark up. Your going to have to live with it though because of the EBAY DTD as a) it doesn't use one and b) it uses MSIE XML Namespaces! That'll be frontpage for you!
The code works fine otherwise.
Ebay have some CSS which obviously clashes with it.
And have you looked at your site using IE?
I thought it just consisted of the bar at the top, then I found that the rest of the page starts 100% of the way down!
I'll take a screenie
Firefox - [URL]http://www.djh-world.com/images/firefox.png[/URL]
IE - [URL]http://www.djh-world.com/images/IE.png[/URL]
My auction renders perfectly in Mozilla Firefox, and I mean, perfectly. Not a single problem! (Why couldn't every browser be like that?), but open it up in IE and bang, it doesn't exactly feck up, but it renders differently to how I want it to look.
Anyone with Mozilla Firefox please just take a look at my auction, and then look at it under IE. There should be a difference, and I was wondering if anyone with decent enough CSS knowledge could tell me how to fix this, so they look the same in both browsers.
Auction: - [URL]http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=8100989806[/URL]
Sourcecode of auction: -
[URL]http://www.djh-world.com/files/ebay.txt[/URL]