Mon, 2010-08-23 16:10
Hi All,
My wordpress site is not appearing same in IE and mozilla FireFox.
I you observe the gray area (outside the white contents area), in my site expertsguide.info, that area seems having a nice looking shade in FF but that is not the case with IE o chrome.
Any suggestions?
thanks in advance.
Mon, 2010-08-23 23:24
#1
Well, you are only using the
Well, you are only using the mozilla box shadow code in your css, so it's doing what you've told it to.
www.css3please.com
Tue, 2010-08-24 00:18
#2
PradeepKr wrote: My wordpress
My wordpress site is not appearing same in IE and mozilla FireFox.
Well, leaving aside Deuce's excellent answer, I would add that that's not a bug, it's a feature.
Your site is not going to look the same in all browsers, operating systems, and viewport sizes, even if you exclude non-compliant browsers. A web page is not printed on paper and it was planned that way. Better get used to that, because it isn't going to change.
Thu, 2010-09-16 04:58
#3
My God, I tell you there's a
My God, I tell you there's a problem, I hope I can find the perfect answer in this.
Thu, 2010-09-16 05:05
#4
domajsxund wrote: My God, I
My God, I tell you there's a problem,
Well yes, you appear to have a problem understanding the nature of the web. It's a poor workman tha blames his tools. The web is as it is. Understand and adapt accordingly, or not, your choice, your consequences.
Thu, 2010-09-16 07:50
#5
The answer to shadows has
The answer to shadows has been to use graphics historically and that is what you will need to do if you want cross browser uniformity, as explained using CSS3 properties and/or vendor specific properties will only work in some browsers.
Google for guides/tutorials on creating graphic shadows for elements, there are plenty of them about.