IE Vs !IE
how do you use them?
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Hi everyone i have a problem with browser (other then IE). I have created a web page for my school project, but i found that the page only likes IE, Mozilla, and opera don't like to run it. for example (minor problem) ,
<--Back to previous page......
copy it and save it as .html.
It works in IE but mozilla display it wrongly, tell me if yours works fine. The worse thing is that i have problem in calculation page in mozilla, IE works fine, Please help me to locate the problem. Is it because of the browser or my bad programming practices. Thanks in advance.
<--Back to previous page......
copy it and save it as .html.
It works in IE but mozilla display it wrongly, tell me if yours works fine. The worse thing is that i have problem in calculation page in mozilla, IE works fine, Please help me to locate the problem. Is it because of the browser or my bad programming practices. Thanks in advance.
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mhhh.... i tried but i don´t know if it´s good
the only thing that was displayed was : Back to previous Page with big
fonts at beginning of the word and everything was underlined
i use FireFox 0.8
but the bigger fonts are underlined but not in one row with the smaller fonts
on IE everything was underlined in one row and the beginning fonts are bigger
but locate the prob u should wait
i never did something like that , sorry
the only thing that was displayed was : Back to previous Page with big
fonts at beginning of the word and everything was underlined
i use FireFox 0.8
but the bigger fonts are underlined but not in one row with the smaller fonts
on IE everything was underlined in one row and the beginning fonts are bigger
but locate the prob u should wait
i never did something like that , sorry
1) use stylesheets to change link color, not java script:
2) don't use inside , it's bad.
3) use double-quotes around attributes in tags.
<style>
a{color:820183}
a:hover{color:ff0000}
</style>
or, if you only want it for that one link:
<style>
.mylink{color:820183}
.mylink:hover{color:ff0000}
</style>
...
<a href="https://www.warp2search.net/any.html" class="mylink">blah</a>
2) don't use inside , it's bad.
3) use double-quotes around attributes in tags.
I recommend to avoid deprecated elements like completely. Use stylesheets instead.
Example:
example text
Using this list of fonts for a Verdana-like font display ensures maximum compatibility across different computer platforms. For instance Linux has no font Verdana. It would default to a serif font similar to Times New Roman if you don't note down the other fonts, too, thus changing the look of the page. Using px as measuring unit ensures that the font size will be the same on every system regardless of the used DPI setting (which varies across different computer platforms).
Example:
example text
Using this list of fonts for a Verdana-like font display ensures maximum compatibility across different computer platforms. For instance Linux has no font Verdana. It would default to a serif font similar to Times New Roman if you don't note down the other fonts, too, thus changing the look of the page. Using px as measuring unit ensures that the font size will be the same on every system regardless of the used DPI setting (which varies across different computer platforms).
But I wouldn't use JS for such somewhat silly functions, because it's simpler implemented with stylesheets or even normal HTML. If you want JS mouseover effects for links, use a graphic link. Then it would totally make sense to use JS in this situation, and also looks much better. It's also much more code, so much better grades. :)
