What Website Can I Go To Get Help With Debugging My Css?
I’m a young college student trying to make it as a web developer, but unfortunatly I don’t have the certain resources to test my websites for compatibility. What I meant by resources is something like a nice laptop to boot up different operating systems such as Windows; I’am only running linux on this sytem by the way. Furthermore, I just built a website for an organization and I’am having a hardtime figuring out the cause of this css bug. In this website, I have coded a horizontal menu in css, but when the website is viewed in IE5-IE6 on windows, it’s a vertical one instead; for the record, I only have acess to these older browsers at school, so that’s where I tested the website. Is there a reliable website I can go to have someone look at it and explain what the problem is? I have tried forums in websites such as cssdrive.com, but I havn’t got any response in months. I would appreciate any input you give. Thanks
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First, ensure both your HTML and CSS validate:http://validator.w3.org/http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/
Both will give helpful advice for anything which fails the validation. If you are using Firefox the web developer toolbar makes it easy to validate any pages you’re looking at, even if they’re not uploaded on the internet:http://chrispederick.com/work/webdevelop…
The most common issues where IE differs significantly from more standards compliant browsers are when you trigger ‘quirks mode’ and the box model problem. See these references:http://www.quirksmode.org/css/quirksmode…http://www.communitymx.com/content/artic…
If you want to get IE on your Linux box for testing purposes, check out the IEs4Linux script:http://www.tatanka.com.br/ies4linux/page…
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