Hi everyone and thanks for your time and responses.
So, here in this website: http://bit.ly/pOXOGe when you open it, top menu will not be in its appropriate place in IE.
For some reason, menu looks wider than it should be. However, it works fine with other browsers.
You’re right. There’s also “behavior” I use in css which also seem not working. Opera dragon fly returned that the path is incorrect. However, path is fine. I use htc file to give rounded corners/borders to the boxes in IE versions. Do you know how can I fix this problem?
No, your doctype is not the same as mine there’s a strange character in it somewhere. As you can see from the validator it doesn’t like it. Maybe you are outputting a BOM if you have it added via php or something.
Browsers are being tripped into quirks mode and IE in quirks mode behaves much like ie5. Ie9 won’t do border radius in quirks mode or any of the other new things that it knows about.
Fix the doctype first and then we can look at other issues.
Try removing your doctype completely and any spaces that you have around it then copy and paste my code from above to replace it just to make sure you haven’t got a weird character in the doctype itself. The validator says your doctype has a BOM when I copy it locally and test but my one doesn’t.
Fixed it, and corners finally appeared. You’re right, just enlightened me with BOM… I had seen it before, but re-doublechecked essential php files in different directory and I found out I do have BOM. How do I avoid getting BOM?? It usually happens when I save in DW and upload to FTP.
Thank you very much!
Now some windows floated away. Do I have to go back to css and edit?
And, do you know why validator gives me such an error:
Error Line 197, Column 59: document type does not allow element "li" here; missing one of "ul", "ol", "menu", "dir" start-tag
And when I use firebug and speedtest my website, it gives this error:
The following images served from problem.az should be combined into as few images as possible using CSS sprites. What should I do with them? I already optimized and now wants me to CSS Sprite them.
And when I use firebug and speedtest my website, it gives this error:
The following images served from problem.az should be combined into as few images as possible using CSS sprites. What should I do with them? I already optimized and now wants me to CSS Sprite them.
Sprites save on repeated calls to the server and can speed up your site. Whether you use them or not depends on the situation but they can make things a little more complex to work with sometimes. There are sprite tools around.
I will consider your css directions. By the way, when using auto-caching, what do you usually put time as?
That’s a question for another part of the forum really as its not css related. There are some tips here but for an in-depth discussion I would ask the question in the relevant forum on Sitepoint.