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Well I can answer the questions relating design issues in dreamweaver. I am currently working at www.experts-exchange.com as the member name Fahdmurtaza. You can check me there at, http://www.experts-exchange.com/M_1428135.html Ok Regards, Fahd Murtaza

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You are here:  Experts > Internet/Online > Personal Web Pages > Dreamweaver > Website looks terrible in different versions of IE

Topic: Dreamweaver



Expert: Fahd Murtaza
Date: 6/27/2008
Subject: Website looks terrible in different versions of IE

Question

Hi Fahd,

I have put a website for my local parish together:
www.devenishparishirvinestown.com

Basically when I view my site online it looks 100% on my screen (I have a 19" monitor). I can minimise the internet explorer (version 7) and the everything
on the page stays where it is, what I mean is the menu stays on the left, information in the middle stays there and the same on the right (using the index page as an example here).

If I view the website on my laptop or another computer it looks terrible in my opinion. OK - the menu is fine on the left but the table I create in the middle does not appear there, rather, it appears on the left under the menu and
there is this big white space in the middle???

See the church groups link as an example of this.

This has me confused?? Why is ok on my PC and web browser but not on another computer?

I think one reason might be that im using IE Version 7 while another PC has Version 6.  But surley I can overcome this problem?

Please can you help?

Regards
Conor


Answer
you need to write separate CSS for different Browsers and include them depending on the browser. This usually needs PHP or any other web programming language. Ask in a follow up if you need more info about it. Its basically XHTMl compliance problem of different browsers.

Regards,
Fahd Murtaza

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