Firefox / Chrome: Sizing Different cross browsers?
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Hi C5ers!
I'm stumped with this one, hopefully someone can help:
The three boxes on the right & the one main box
align differently between FireFox and Chrome
page:http://geminiapartments.com.au/apartments...
If I tweak the heights to match in one browser, it doesn't carry over to the other browser
Any ideas, please? Padding, font sizes?
Big thanks, I appreciate any help
I'm stumped with this one, hopefully someone can help:
The three boxes on the right & the one main box
align differently between FireFox and Chrome
page:http://geminiapartments.com.au/apartments...
If I tweak the heights to match in one browser, it doesn't carry over to the other browser
Any ideas, please? Padding, font sizes?
Big thanks, I appreciate any help
Thanks for your reply
I've saved "Eric Meyer’s Reset CSS” and called the .css inside header.php before any other css mentions
Still seeing inconsistent layouts cross browser
It looks like a CSS Reset could be the answer, I'm not sure if it's called correctly
Any ideas? Thanks again
I've saved "Eric Meyer’s Reset CSS” and called the .css inside header.php before any other css mentions
Still seeing inconsistent layouts cross browser
It looks like a CSS Reset could be the answer, I'm not sure if it's called correctly
Any ideas? Thanks again
Looks the same to me, see attached images.
Perhaps you had a caching issue when you added the reset.css
Perhaps you had a caching issue when you added the reset.css
I'm trying to line up the bottom of the larger white box (on the left) and the lower box on the right
The bottom of the page (above the logo and T&Cs etc) should be in line
Thanks for looking into this for me, I appreciate any help you can give
The bottom of the page (above the logo and T&Cs etc) should be in line
Thanks for looking into this for me, I appreciate any help you can give
I see...
I can also see that you are using the c5 layout function, which in fact isn't that good and kind of hard to style yourself.
I would instead create a new page type and start with the styles from the beginning to have better control.
I can also see that you are using the c5 layout function, which in fact isn't that good and kind of hard to style yourself.
I would instead create a new page type and start with the styles from the beginning to have better control.
Thanks,
There should be a way to resolve this issue (sizing not reflecting the same cross browsers). It will most likely solve other issues, +I'd love to understand how to use the CSS Reset; if that is the answer to this
Thanks
--EDIT--
UPDATE:
There was indeed a layout within a layout: moved the blocks out, deleted the inner C5 layout, moved blocks back in: aligns perfect!
+Still called CSS Reset to keep everything on point
Big thanks adajad and weyboat! Appreciated!
There should be a way to resolve this issue (sizing not reflecting the same cross browsers). It will most likely solve other issues, +I'd love to understand how to use the CSS Reset; if that is the answer to this
Thanks
--EDIT--
UPDATE:
There was indeed a layout within a layout: moved the blocks out, deleted the inner C5 layout, moved blocks back in: aligns perfect!
+Still called CSS Reset to keep everything on point
Big thanks adajad and weyboat! Appreciated!
This has to load first in your header file before any other css files..