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A small Web design issue
Category: Computers > Programming Asked by: blogmad-ga List Price: $10.00 |
Posted:
21 Dec 2005 14:38 PST
Expires: 24 Dec 2005 16:33 PST Question ID: 608620 |
I've got a blog http://www.irishlinks.blogspot.com/. When it appears on Firefox, the content all gets pushed to the bottom of the screen. This problem doesnt occur in IE. I would love to fix this issue as I think I am losing readers because of it. I don't know if you can help me by examining the source code of the page. Let me know if you need further info. |
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Re: A small Web design issue
From: cynthia-ga on 21 Dec 2005 20:30 PST |
I had a similar problem trying to put a cam on my blogspot (Blog) too. Scroll down and look at exactly where the dropped content "begins" --it's right below the vertical line that separates the two columns. It has something to do with that. I don't have time right now to fiddle with it. What I recommend is making another blog (not visible inthe directory, call it "Guide to online shopping and other useful websites in Ireland-2" Copy and paste your code to the new template. Start fiddling with the code until you find something, ANYTHING that affects that text, then you'll be able to figure it out. Keep "previewing" and then dumping edits until you get something to change. Don't forget to keep viewing the results in BOTH browsers, which means possibly using 2 new blogs, duplicating your efforts. You don't want to fix Firefox at the expense of IE. Anyway, back to my cookies in the oven! If this is still open next week, I'll look at it a bit closer and make suggestions. ~~Cynthia |
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Re: A small Web design issue
From: blogmad-ga on 22 Dec 2005 04:07 PST |
thanks Cynthia, I have been messing around with it, but my XML and CSS are weak. I will keep trying though cheers Paul |
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Re: A small Web design issue
From: pi7dets-ga on 22 Dec 2005 16:32 PST |
To solve your problem replace the #content on your site (line 143 on your page): ============= original ============= #content { width : 480px; margin-left : 250px; line-height : 1.3em; } ==================================== with this code: #content { display: table-cell; padding-left: 10px; width : 480px; margin-left : 240px; line-height : 1.3em; } I've added "table-cell" property, "padding" and "margin-left" was changed to 240px, it fixes the padding from left for both IE and Firefox. Beside that you had an error in Opera browser also. Now it will be fixed with my code also. Am I clear? |
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Re: A small Web design issue
From: blogmad-ga on 23 Dec 2005 03:04 PST |
On the money merci beaucoup |
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Re: A small Web design issue
From: pi7dets-ga on 24 Dec 2005 00:09 PST |
>On the money not on me |
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Re: A small Web design issue
From: blogmad-ga on 24 Dec 2005 05:59 PST |
Hi pi7dets-ga, I accept your answer. Not sure what I have to do next. |
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Re: A small Web design issue
From: cynthia-ga on 24 Dec 2005 15:45 PST |
blogmad, pi7dets is not an "oficial Google Answers Researcher," so you have received your answer for free! (except for the 50 cent listing fee) You can tell the difference between "Commenters" (like pi7dets) and Researchers (like me) by our names. Note mine is blue and clickable, his/hers is not. At the bottom of this (and every page) is a link to the G. A. FAQ's, it answers many such questions for those new to our service. ~~Cynthia |
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Re: A small Web design issue
From: cynthia-ga on 24 Dec 2005 15:46 PST |
I forgot to mention that since you have your answer, you should "close" this question... |
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Re: A small Web design issue
From: pi7dets-ga on 24 Dec 2005 15:54 PST |
:) |
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