I think that I've resolved most IE and Firefox issues.

The iphone thing has caught me by surprise. People with iphone report that the text overlaps or gets garbled. Any suggestions?

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Jeff

Unfortunately, Visual Site Designer cannot create pages that adjust to fill the browser screen (liquid layouts).

You can enter a custom width/height setting to fill more of the screen, but keep in mind that anyone whose screen is smaller than your defined size will get a scrollbar (horizontal and/or vertical depending on what isn't viewable). You can center the design within the browser window so that any extra space is filled with the background color/image using the Page Window.

Take a look at the following topic. There is a lot of discussion on creating an iPhone compatible site by CoffeeCup users. Their tips may be able to help as well.

http://www.coffeecup.com/forums/suggest … -websites/

Jeff --

Here in CoffeeCup forums, go to this discussion --

http://www.coffeecup.com/forums/suggest … -websites/

For serious sources, look for second message from ad99wd, which has links to sites about web-for-mobiles.

Then for a lightweight solution, in that discussion look for one of my messages further down in which I describe a simple approach that is mainly for iPhone and higher-res Blackberries but OK for computer. That simple website is at www.financialpicture.net.

Thanks for the replies.

Looks like a can of worms.

I know almost nothing about iphone, but it's incomprehensible to me that a new technology would not seek compatability with current standards.

Sorry about that, iphone users.

Jeff

I do not have an iPhone but my wife does and I have been amazed at just how well it works with websites that were not designed for the iPhone - regular websites. It runs a variant of the Safari browser and typically renders text and images as expected.

Unfortunately, it will not do Flash but that is the only significant limitation I would point to where the iPhone's browser is concerned. Otherwise it's just an in/out pinch to zoom (multi-touch) and left/right/up/down flicks to move around. To be honest, I actually prefer websites on the iPhone that were not designed for the iPhone - regular websites work great.

Take a look at the following topic. There is a lot of discussion on creating an iPhone compatible site by CoffeeCup users. Their tips may be able to help as well.

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https://www.coffeecup.com/forums/sugges … -websites/