A little detail, thank Brad...

willoughby

There are a lot of < center > tags all over the HTML. Can you get rid of any of those? Maybe that will fix it? I'm not sure if they were there before or not.



I'm using Win2000 at work and I'm experiencing the same issues.

audiopollution

Erm, it was fixed for about 3 minutes. Whatever you did, do it again.

willoughby

did you guys just fix it? Cause its not centered anymore...but the message displays are pretty big

ghost_user_name

Oh how I hate you Windows Internet Explorer.







ONE LINE.



Windows Internet Explorer barfs when it sees a DOCTYPE for XHTML. Now I understand why so many web programmers have to write ****ed-up code tailored for IE's eccentricities.



Thanks to murbot for loading this on my PC as I tweaked the pages.



So much for having a standards-compliant forum here. **** those plans.

audiopollution

Quote:

Originally posted by Brad





Oh how I hate you Windows Internet Explorer.







ONE LINE.



Windows Internet Explorer barfs when it sees a DOCTYPE for XHTML. Now I understand why so many web programmers have to write ****ed-up code tailored for IE's eccentricities.

It was happening on Opera, too ... and I don't think it's using the MS HTML engine.

ghost_user_name

Yes, but in my experince Opera isn't exactly standards-compliant for display. I bet itf anything its engine leans heavily towards matching IE's borked display than Moz and K's correct engines.

amorph

Here's MacEdition's CodeBitch on the subject, with the usual array of useful links:



http://www.macedition.com/cb/cb_20030505.php

ghost_user_name

Many thanks, Amorph.



Hopefully I can find a workaround for IE and reimplement the XHTML again in the near future. I guess it's not *so* big a deal, but I was really kind of looking forward to getting everything correct here.



*deep cleansing breath*



8)

giaguara

Hey, even Links works better than IE .. had to try!!!