----------------------------------- Catalyst Fri Mar 19, 2004 10:47 pm Mozilla Compatibilty ----------------------------------- Can someone help me figure out why my site looks so screwed up in Mozilla. The only problems validator picks up are the passing of variables in the url. http://catalyze.mine.nu ----------------------------------- wtd Fri Mar 19, 2004 11:24 pm ----------------------------------- The problem you're having deals with the fact that lots of characters have special meanings in HTML markup. To get around this, there are special "entities". For instance, " is a quote written in a syntax that your browser will dsplay as a quotation mark, but won't parse as significant to the HTML. Now it's seeing: &cPage In that URL and thinking you're trying to escape something out. :-) I would try replacing all of the ampersands with & ----------------------------------- Catalyst Fri Mar 19, 2004 11:52 pm ----------------------------------- i tried that php doesnt seem to like that, the variables dont get defined even if i get rid of those my site looks retarded in mozilla ----------------------------------- wtd Sat Mar 20, 2004 12:06 am ----------------------------------- Go back to just using the amphersand the way you were before. I probably outsmarted myself on that one. Now, you say your variables aren't getting initialized? Are you trying to use just immediately use $cPage, or are you accessing $_REQUEST["cPage"]? ----------------------------------- Catalyst Sat Mar 20, 2004 8:56 am ----------------------------------- i defined them using $_GET['cPage'] ----------------------------------- Amailer Sat Mar 20, 2004 10:07 am ----------------------------------- Im positive it's your divs... Mozilla and DIVS never agreed with (or any other browser) Use tables... never use divs (unless needed for some ad or w/e) http://termix-zero.ath.cx/termix/subdomain/test/images/sd.html just need to make your top image size of the down part a bit bigger ;D pure tables :D ----------------------------------- Catalyst Sat Mar 20, 2004 3:03 pm ----------------------------------- im not a big fan of tables im fairly sure that mozilla follows the w3c standard and that divs are part of that standard ----------------------------------- Catalyst Sat Mar 20, 2004 3:25 pm ----------------------------------- i found the solution apparently in the standard when you float a div it is taken out of the normal flow, so when i floated those divs the conataining block didnt expand with them i found there is a hack to get around this (im not the only one with this problem) it is to add above and below the element and that forces it to the full height