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I'm in XHMTL strict dtd, and I'm still building in compatibility mode (read: using Safari). for some reason, when I put the image wrapper div on the outside of the container, the drop shadow gets to where I need it to be, but the whole thing then aligns to the left. When I set the img wrapper on the ouside, it gives the whole body a drop shadow and pushes it out a little too far.
i've validated this code already. What do I need to do? It can't be that complicated. -Clif PS. And why are my form fields blank?
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Clif Thompson Last edited by TheBrownRecluse; 07-24-2007 at 06:57 PM. Reason: left something out. |
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OKAY!
I'm really ain't not dumb, is I? The website address is www.enviroac.com Thank you for your support
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I've updated the code since then. But now the problem is, and it's been for all this time, why isn't my drop shadow working?
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I don't use the xhtml strict DTD for that reason and for target="_blank" on external links.
I generally enclose the <div id="siteContainer"> in a <div align="center">.. I haven't found another working solution for it myself.
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If one has a problem like that one should validate the code used.
Using the 'Tools' in the FireFox browser is always a good standby. |
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Are you still having problems with the display? I took another look at the site in Firefox, using a new tool, and I noticed that the text area sticks out a little bit (removing the width setting from #maincontent should correct this) and the footer is separated from the rest of the content (change the bottom margin of the #maincontent to correct).
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