site looks fine in firefox but awful in IE

[modchipfitters.co.uk]

ok ive just spent over 8 hours on a new store to get it to display everything how i want it (eg overall site width header width ect.) and at the ned i was pretty pleasedr with myselfwith the overall result until i happened to open my site up in internet explorer which once i did i found i was alomst at square 1 with the site on filling the left hand 50% of the screen i have had a search around and found some info on IE conditional stylesheets i was wondering what would be the best file to place the call for the new style cheet in
the post i raed mentioned the html_header.php and before o go blunering in i just wanted to check that this is th best place for it and that i didnt read th post wrong and that if i put it in that file it will only apply the css to the header and rahter than thw whole site (i want it to affect the whole site whie viewing the sie in ie only

[modchipfitters.co.uk]

btw just so u can see what im on about the address for my site is http://www.modchipfitters.com/

[TinaS]

You don't need to "call" the other style sheet - you simply name it stylesheet_ie.css and zen will automatically pick it up and apply the differences.

Zen has a text pad in the css folder called css read me I suggest you peek at it.

Basically, zen will read stylesheets in alphabetical order in the css folder so if you have :

stylesheet.css
stylesheet_ie.css
stylesheet_mine.css
stylesheet_new.css

Zen is going to read and apply those stylesheets in exactly that order.


Hope that helps

[modchipfitters.co.uk]

thanx for the reply but what i want to do is only let rez read the stylesheet_ie.css if the person viewing the site is using internet explorer and if they are using let say firefox then i want zen to display the settings for stylesheet.css

[kobra]

Mod,

Just had a re-look at your site, and you have replaced the css with one from 2004 that is all table based and part of the hipctech template....This template is NOT compatible with ZenCart beginning with the 1.3.x series.

[spottedhaggis]

hey,

You kow about a year ago I bought a Modchip for my older model PSII and I managed to destory it, lol, still have the mod chip, but got a new PSII.

Thing is I was under the impression that it was not legal to sell Mod chips in the UK, and indeed now as far as I was aware the US also?

Have they changed the rules (if so I will reconsider a new one) off the record of course ;-)

[modchipfitters.co.uk]

spottedhaggis>

at present it is not illegal to sell modchips in the uk most modchips come with a legal bios on them that allows your to flash them with what ever bios version your want dependant on the job you want them for
however most of the bios's that allow you to get round the copy protection are illegal as the are based on the console manufacturers copyrighted code and thats at the point that the chips then become illegal
having said that some chips do come preflashed witt a bios that allows you to play backup and import games for example the matrix infinity come preflashed but the code they use on the matrix chips is legal as the matrix team wrote the code themselfs without using and of sony's original code

[spottedhaggis]

cool.

Sadly I have one that requires soldering at 17 points on the board, and even using tracking wire its useless, lol

Never mind.

[modchipfitters.co.uk]

cool.

Sadly I have one that requires soldering at 17 points on the board, and even using tracking wire its useless, lol

Never mind.

lol most of the new slimline ps2's require about 20 wires
there actually not that hard i have modded over 100 of them now and can do them in about 45 mins from stripdown back to game play