AboutNancy Janyszeski Expertise I can help with basic HTML questions and web development concepts. I do not write JavaScript, but can help with the concept of using and where to find it.
Experience I currently teach <FONT COLOR="#ff6600">Microsoft Office 2003 and Office 2007, plus FrontPage and HTML</FONT> at our Vocational Schools . <BR><p>I am Microsoft Office User Specialist (MOUS) Master Certified and was certified as a MOUS Authorized Instructor. Instructional design and test writer for ActivTest, a division of <font color=blue><a href="http://www.activ-training.com/">Activ Training</a></font>
based on the ECDL's standard for end-user software competence.
Clinician I - Crisis Respite - on Call
Clinician I - Intensive Outpatient Team
Clinician I - Jail Diversion Program
Clinician II - Outpatient
DMHP (on call)
Finance Director
Admin II - Reception
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I'm not a seasoned pro in this, but have been asked to see if I can fix it. So, If I can get any help in layman's terms that would be fantastic.
Thank you very much for any help for this non-profit.
Steve C>
ANSWER: Steve, Firefox does read HTML code differently than IE, this is a compatibility issue.
<a href="Clinician_II_Outpatient.htm">Clinician
II - Oupatient</a><br>
<a href="CDMHP.htm">DMHP (on call)</a><br>
<a
href="FinanceDirector.htm">Finance
Director</a><a href="AdminII_front%20desk.htm">Admin II -
Reception</a></font></b></td>
</tr>
</table>
If that doesn't work do a browser search on
firefox versus ie and tables
You will see why you are having trouble.
This is also 100% volunteer.
Nancy
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QUESTION: Nancy, Thank you for your help, it's greatly appreciated.
The page(s) that are incorrectly displaying are the job description pages themselves.
See: http://www.whatcomcounseling.org/Clinician_I_job_description2.htm
The bottom table is shifted up and ..well if you view the page in IE it looks OK. Tables are good and text is aligned.
I've beat my head on this wall for a couple days now and appreciate any help. The site was designed in MS Frontpage...;?<
Answer Steve, I can't troubleshoot your code.
Each browser, IE, FireFox, Netscape, etc read HTML code differently. There is always going to be an issue.
I can tell you that nesting tables (one table within another table within another table is a problem.
You can go to the Tools menu > Page Options > compatibility and select a specific browser or browsers (FireFox is not included).
You are not the only one with a compatibility issue with FireFox.
