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4 small issues.. just wrapping up loose ends

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15 May 2009, 4:55 AM
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4 small issues.. just wrapping up loose ends

ok, just trying to figure out some small details:

site: http://www.customk9design.com/catalogzen

  1. in IE (only) text on search page ("choose your search terms", "search by price range") is not showing up.. or actually its showing up black on black. dont seem to be able to locate any black font in my css... any ideas?

  2. also in IE (and IE only... grr) product title and price in the product info display is not showing at the correct font/color/size.... displays correctly in all other browsers

  3. also in IE (see the pattern?) in the header, where i have my "free shipping" text.. it is slightly cut off on the bottom. displays fully in all other browsers..

  4. LASTLY in IE, my ezpages toolbar does not display in the checkout area

I am having great difficulty even getting IE to cooperate on my computer, so fixing/testing these issues has been difficult. i appreciate all the help, and look forward to fast, easy fixes (hopefully!)

thanks to all!!!

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15 May 2009, 4:56 AM
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Re: 4 small issues.. just wrapping up loose ends

fixed issue #1

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15 May 2009, 12:24 PM
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Re: 4 small issues.. just wrapping up loose ends

I didn't check #4, but the site looks the same to me in IE7, IE8 and FF3.

I'll guess you're looking with IE6. My attitude has become not to worry about IE6, unless it breaks some part of my site such that customers can't use it. It's just too much of a hassle trying to account for IE6's flaws.

Also, generally, I don't worry much about minor browser visual incompatibilities (#2), since most visitiors will only view the site with one browser, and won't know (or care if they did notice) that it's different in another.