Interesting Stats....sign of things to come?

[bluemoney]

I don’t notice any real difference when viewing my LL http://www.bluemom.com in IE or FF on my PC at home or at work. I used to but I just kept “fucking” around with it in Dreamweaver until it got better and saved those templates for future use.

Never had a problem with CCBill in FF.

I used to have a problem viewing sites with the .shtm extension in FF but I added AddType text/html .shtm to my .htaccess and it cleared that up.

Oh yeah, the other thing I noticed with FF is I can’t paste text at Oprano but I can with IE

[Jace]

fyi

IE is a "forgiving" browser
FF is "strict" browser

so, if something looks great in IE that means IE understood what the issue was and presented it the way it thought it should be presented, and when you open FF and it looks all jacked up, that is because firefox is presenting it the way it was coded

[sarettah]

Originally Posted by Jace

fyi

IE is a "forgiving" browser
FF is "strict" browser

Feel like saying "No shit sherlock"... But trying to play nicey nice, ya know.

That is the traditional logic, as it was back in netscape days between ns and days.

The particular issue I was working with was coded correctly and worked in all browsers I checked except FF, I checked ie, opera and a couple of others I have on my home desktop just for such investigations.

In this case FF was requiring a display line (display: block that none of the others cared about. When I checked all my refs they indicated that I should not have to set the display to get where I wanted to be.