I understand that our sites are suppose to appear in Firefox, Opera etc, properly now.
Please click on the following link first in IE, which is normal then in either of the other browsers.

http://www.reginakennelclub.ca/Agility.html

They don't look right to me!

Any suggestions??

WH

Hello WH,

The new version of VSD will help you site to look more comparable in Firefox and Opera.

There is an article about this topic that you might be interested in. Please view it here:

http://www.coffeecup.com/designer/help/ … d.689.html

The article deals with VisualSite Designer, but the information therein is pertinent toward any type of web design. Pay close attention especially to the links at the bottom. I hope this helps!

I just looked at your Website here in IE and FireFox and they looked about the same to me.

I see text overlapping the images in Firefox, but it might be because it seems all the text is one huge text box w/ a ton of space in between "<BR>" tags. I would suggest trying to make each text area its own text box version making big gaps in one box for images to fit.

Wh, You are right. It still looks screwy in Firefox.

The text where is says "Agility Equipment", "Tunnels", and the paragraphs, "An Easy Obstacle", "Weave Poles", and "A Frame" all grossly overlap over the photos.

I am using XP Media Edition SP2 with a Pentium 4 with Hyper Threading, 4gig RAM, 360 Gig HD with a NVidea 6800 Graphics card, so my system is pretty decent.

The same overlapping happened on a few pages on my site with the old and new VSD, so it still seems to be an issue.

When will it be fixed?

WH,

I just looked using IE7 and Firefox. Both look the same. Here is a partial screen shot from IE7:

http://www.coffeecuphelp.com/broberson/wh/agility.JPG

I suspect IE6 will render <br> with a different height than other browsers. Try following Adams advice.

http://www.coffeecuphelp.com/broberson/wh/agility.JPG

Adam,

Yea, I figured it out eventually. Why does MS Paint save with caps. GRRRRR

I was about to post screencaps myself, but I suppose using browsershots.org would help in this case:
http://browsershots.org/http://www.regi … ility.html
This link expire, so the site can be loaded again if that happens.