Re: Differences between IE and Firefox
by Charles A Upsdell <cupsdell(at)upsdell.com>
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Thu, 03 Feb 2005 16:33:28 -0500 |
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hwg-techniques(at)hwg.org |
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Janet Zagoria-Zagdesign <janet(at)zagdesign.com> |
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>On the lines of problems with IE6, I thought I would pass this on:
>I am on a Mac and do my desktop developing on Safari, IE5, Firefox, etc.
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>I was developing a site for a client who has Windows, IE6. I have a Windows
>machine I can check out problems but I hadn't gotten to that point yet.
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>My client told me that type that was supposed to be flush left (aka:
>align=left) was centered on his browser.
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>Align=left was always a default so there was never a need to put it in the
>TD tag unless you were overriding a CSS command.
Align=left was not the default for everything. For example, the content of
a TH tag was defined to be centered, but early browsers defaulted to
align=left. This became a problem for some when more standards-compliant
browsers were released.
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