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tolentinophotography
Jan-04-2009, 03:08 PM
Hello!
Hopefully someone can give me a hand :clap
I'm a mac guy and my website looks like I want to in Safari and FF. However, I just figured out that my navbar is not so friendly in IE. I tried getting all my links to work but cannot figure out what's going on.
I currently have three links at the top: "Home," "Galleries," and "Google". All three appear in Safari and FF. However, the "Google" link doesn't appear in IE. I have no clue how to get it to show up :scratch - (I'm using Google as a space holder while I make the Flyouts go left" on the last link.
I also can't seem to line up my flyouts correctly. Thought I did but no way. If you can help me on both I'll give you not one, but two "Hey - Thanks!!!" :thumb
Site: http://www.tolentinophotography.com
Allen
Jan-05-2009, 08:09 AM
Hello!
Hopefully someone can give me a hand :clap
I'm a mac guy and my website looks like I want to in Safari and FF. However, I just figured out that my navbar is not so friendly in IE. I tried getting all my links to work but cannot figure out what's going on.
I currently have three links at the top: "Home," "Galleries," and "Google". All three appear in Safari and FF. However, the "Google" link doesn't appear in IE. I have no clue how to get it to show up :scratch - (I'm using Google as a space holder while I make the Flyouts go left" on the last link.
I also can't seem to line up my flyouts correctly. Thought I did but no way. If you can help me on both I'll give you not one, but two "Hey - Thanks!!!" :thumb
Site: http://www.tolentinophotography.com
I don't see why the Google button is not showing, try moving it before
galleries and see if it shows.
jfriend
Jan-05-2009, 10:56 AM
Hello!
Hopefully someone can give me a hand :clap
I'm a mac guy and my website looks like I want to in Safari and FF. However, I just figured out that my navbar is not so friendly in IE. I tried getting all my links to work but cannot figure out what's going on.
I currently have three links at the top: "Home," "Galleries," and "Google". All three appear in Safari and FF. However, the "Google" link doesn't appear in IE. I have no clue how to get it to show up :scratch - (I'm using Google as a space holder while I make the Flyouts go left" on the last link.
I also can't seem to line up my flyouts correctly. Thought I did but no way. If you can help me on both I'll give you not one, but two "Hey - Thanks!!!" :thumb
Site: http://www.tolentinophotography.com
Here's one thing that's wrong.
On this line:
<li><a href="/gallery/7010977_bQDXP#448848295_3ePrN">Kristin's Baby Shower</a><li>
It's supposed to be </li> at the end. Try fixing that.
tolentinophotography
Jan-05-2009, 01:53 PM
I don't see why the Google button is not showing, try moving it before
galleries and see if it shows.
It worked when I put the google button before the galleries button. But not when I switched it back.
When I took the Google link outside of the navcontainer UL, it looked good in IE but FF and Safari just treated it as a normal bulleted list.
I also notice that IE loads the page with errors. Man I love Safari and FF. Any ideas? I'm stumped!:ear
Allen
Jan-05-2009, 01:59 PM
It worked when I put the google button before the galleries button. But not when I switched it back.
When I took the Google link outside of the navcontainer UL, it looked good in IE but FF and Safari just treated it as a normal bulleted list.
I also notice that IE loads the page with errors. Man I love Safari and FF. Any ideas? I'm stumped!:ear Remove the red, might be confusing the stupid IE browser.
</ul> <!--[if lte IE 6]></td></tr></table></a><![endif]--> <!-- Closes the Second Menu -->
jfriend
Jan-05-2009, 02:26 PM
It worked when I put the google button before the galleries button. But not when I switched it back.
When I took the Google link outside of the navcontainer UL, it looked good in IE but FF and Safari just treated it as a normal bulleted list.
I also notice that IE loads the page with errors. Man I love Safari and FF. Any ideas? I'm stumped!:ear
I'll leave the HTML/CSS issues to you and Allen. I can help with the Javascript errors.
You have this code in your footer:
<script type="text/javascript">
if (hasPath("find"))
YD.addClass(document.body, "find");
</script*>
You have to remove the * in the closing </script*> tag.
tolentinophotography
Jan-05-2009, 05:41 PM
Remove the red, might be confusing the stupid IE browser.
</ul> <!--[if lte IE 6]></td></tr></table></a><![endif]--> <!-- Closes the Second Menu -->
"Hey Thanks!":thumb
tolentinophotography
Jan-05-2009, 05:42 PM
I'll leave the HTML/CSS issues to you and Allen. I can help with the Javascript errors.
You have this code in your footer:
<script type="text/javascript">
if (hasPath("find"))
YD.addClass(document.body, "find");
</script*>
You have to remove the * in the closing </script*> tag.
:bow "Hey Thanks!"
Allen
Jan-05-2009, 05:56 PM
:bow "Hey Thanks!"
Looks good in IE6 now.
One of those worked, which one:scratch
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