Help making a site work with Firefox

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Can anybody suggest websites that talk about what you need to do to make an
IE site also work under Firefox. What things are allowed and what aren't -
that type of thing.

TIA - Jeff.
 
Mufasa said:
Can anybody suggest websites that talk about what you need to do to make an
IE site also work under Firefox. What things are allowed and what aren't -
that type of thing.

TIA - Jeff.
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Hi,
Here a brief description of the differences between IE and
Firefox(Mozilla).
http://developer.mozilla.org/en/docs/Migrate_apps_from_Internet_Explorer_to_Mozilla

But it is hard to mention all the differences in a single document. So
I think the next links will be useful too:
http://developer.mozilla.org/en/docs/Gecko_DOM_Reference
http://developer.mozilla.org/en/docs/CSS_Reference

Regards, Mykola
 
I'm still confused. I am doing 'standard' html with a .Net application and
it looks like crap in Firefox.

Where can I find out:
How to make Firefox work better with it.
Know what is acceptable in Firefox.

I guess the problem I've having is that I don't even know what Firefox is
balking at.

TIA - Jeff
 
Mufasa said:
I'm still confused. I am doing 'standard' html with a .Net application and
it looks like crap in Firefox.
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What do you understand by 'standard html'? Standard for IE does not
mean standard for Firefox.
There is the institution that produces the web standards (http://
www.w3.org) and each browser producer keep to them to a greater or
lesser extent. Besides, each browser supports particular functionality
that is made by the browser producer and that does not work in another
browsers. If you are looking for a document that has an answer for any
question about Firefox - you probably waste time. Try to localize a
part of html that differs in IE and Firefox and correct it with CSS.
Regards.
 
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