need help on my website *with pic*

JoPh

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this is a new page i am working on, and i cant get it to look right in firefox. look at it in IE then mozilla and you will see what i am talking about.

can anyone help me fix this?
 

JoPh

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the major difference is up by the links. i have all this white lines and stuff in mozilla.
 

JonnyStarks

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Yeah the "The 7300" link is underlined in mozilla and not in IE. But that's the only difference I see.
 

Modeps

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From a coding standpoint, you're using too many inline styles. Try to throw most of your CSS into an external .css file and use classes so when you want to update say, the main links... all you've gotta do is update them in one spot.

I dont see much that's wrong. You've got a height of 48 associated with a cell that's clearly bigger than 48... hmm... (the one that contains the main content table)
 

Snapster

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The reason it's underlined is because you've got the style on the span instead of the a.

Edit, Agree with Modeps, too many inline styles.
 

mexkn

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<a style="text-decoration: none" href="members.htm">MEMBERS</a>
&#9674;

<a href="7300.htm"><span style="text-decoration: none">THE 7300</span></a>
see the differnece between 'Members' and 'THE 7300'?
 

Injury

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go to

http://www.w3c.org and look for their HTML validator. Run your page through there and correct the errors it gives you. When these are all corrected, the page should appear FLAWLESS on ANY browser. It's worked for me on about 6 or 7 sites I've done where the design needed to be checked. The sites looked the EXACT same on IE 5-6, Opera, Safari IE for Mac, Mozilla and Navigator.
 

Modeps

Lifer
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Check out the span style instead of the style on the A tag.

edit: you guys beat me.Ilose.
 

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