Screenwidth and Firefox

[paul]

Thomas, I thought I'd sorted this before :-? Can you tell me what v. of Firefox and what screen res you are using. I know that Firefox is very unforgiving of bad div and table tags. The only problem should be with the results as they are in an Iframe. No browser really gets on with them. For my part I have migrated to Safari on a mac for my surfing so haven't used firefox in a while. I'll check it out later when I get home and on a PC. It maybe I'll have to hack the table tags in the theme core to get it to work - I'll get on it as soon as I can.

Paul

[paul]

I've tracked the problem down to an over sized image in the header. Until I have time to redo it properly I've put up a quick fix. You should now not have any problems. Let me know if it goes pear shaped again. Users on Mac using Safari would have had the same problem but that should also be fixed..

One of these days when I have the time I'm going to design a decent header !!!

[paul]

I disagree, you can never have enough white space on a web page!!

"Content is King" 8-) 8-) 8-)

[paul]

With the fines at Thorley this year. I can't afford dirty kit. So I watch it like a hawk... Anyway heres some more white space, (Well nearly white).








and some more






Enough ????

8-)

[thomaswp]

Paul

I have that same problem with the site's tables not resizing nicely in firefox that I had last year. i.e. the right hand side othe page is invisible without horizontally scrolling.

Any chance you could make the same fix?

Have a good season.

Thomas :-)

[thomaswp]

Yes, it is fixed. Sorry it took a while to reply. Agree about the header. I think you need to give up on the crest - it takes up far too much room for little gain. All that white space wasted!

Thanks

Thomas :-D

[thomaswp]

Hmm, not sure I quite agree, but you can always watch your kit dry on ths line if you like white space?

Thomas :-)

edited by: thomaswp, May 29, 2005 - 05:07 PM