Browser Prob. . . . NEED HELP

Ok, in IE everything is fine, but in Google CHROME table structure a bit dis-figured, and in FireFox, Whole page is all wacked up.

i would appreciate any help. :frusty:

Does your site validate, e.g. at http://validator.w3.org?

http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http://adornments-online.net&charset=%28detect+automatically%29&doctype=Inline&group=0

found 54 errors but im not 100% sure how to fix all of them

I'd recommend fixing the ones you can, so that you can get a clearer idea of the structural problems in your cart. Most of the errors reported also have recommendations for fixing them. And often you fix one and several knock-on problems disappear with it.

ClydeK:

Ok, in IE everything is fine, but in Google CHROME table structure a bit dis-figured, and in FireFox, Whole page is all wacked up.

i would appreciate any help. :frusty:

This is very likely to be a CSS issue rather than a validation problem. Most* templates will require a hack for IE to work properly... Its very common practice because the meat heads as Microsoft do not observe web standards properly... instead they just do as they like. :censored:

~Melanie

The generated code for this site shows clear evidence of structural problems, e.g. the appearance of an HTML end comment in the middle of the text. This is not due to a CSS error.

That's not to say that there may not be CSS errors in there too, but step one is always to get the HTML structure correct, and clearing the validation errors often leads one straight to the structural problems.

well i have figured out my problem. it is the fine job i done hacking the template. aparantly, im not very good at php programming.:oops: