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How do I make frontpage to have the same format for IE and Firefox?
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FrontPage-Expressions
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Microsoft, Frontpage, 2003
I am tired of FrontPage. However my issue is that I am using Microsoft Frontpage as my web editor and any change I make is going to look different in Firefox. How I modify stuff in Frontpage is going to appear in IE however not in Firefox.
I am not very use to HTML however can someone guide me through on setting up Frontpage to show the exact thing in Firefox. Margins are moved within Firefox.
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I am not very use to HTML however can someone guide me through on setting up Frontpage to show the exact thing in Firefox. Margins are moved within Firefox.
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Question Asked By:
esquivelp
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hhammash
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| 05.06.2008 at 01:25AM PDT, ID: 21505579 |
for this you will need to design in css as well
take a look at http://www.w3schools.com/c
take a look at http://www.w3schools.com/c
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| 05.06.2008 at 08:56AM PDT, ID: 21508399 |
You need to create the web page using Frontpage as you normally do, then browse it using IE. If it is fine on IE browse it in FireFox. Pay attention to the areas where the page goes wrong, then try to hand code these areas.
I think the page goes wrong in Firefox where tables are concerned. Try to manually clean the table code.
Most of the time tables created in Frontpage misbehave in Firefox. I usually hand code the tables.
You have also the Marquee and other Frontpage web components.
Other than that your page should look fine in Firefox.
In order for us to help you more you can view the page in Firefox and let us know what is wrong, or just post the cose created by Frontpage here.
I think the page goes wrong in Firefox where tables are concerned. Try to manually clean the table code.
Most of the time tables created in Frontpage misbehave in Firefox. I usually hand code the tables.
You have also the Marquee and other Frontpage web components.
Other than that your page should look fine in Firefox.
In order for us to help you more you can view the page in Firefox and let us know what is wrong, or just post the cose created by Frontpage here.
Accepted Solution
| 05.06.2008 at 11:15AM PDT, ID: 21509598 |
esquivelp,
what you can do as a beginner, is to set Page Options so, that all functions specific to Microsoft programs (especially Internet Explorer) are disabled.
So, go to Tools > Page Options > Authoring Tools tab and set options as shown in the attached picture (as I am working now with server without FrontPage Server Extensions, I have ASP things disabled, too). Then will some of the options in the Insert menu be grayed and you will not be able to define some IE specific things (e.g. background picture in table Cell Properties).
The second thing is what cs97jjm3 said... but, there are two questions: WHY and HOW learn/use CSS?
Why to use CSS? Because many attributes used on web pages are obsolete and they are interpreted in web browsers in nonstandard way. In HTML 4.01, or, even better, XHTML, CSS is to be used to precisely describe what author wants. The result will be almost the same in all browsers (still almost :-(()... If you decide to go that way, I will suggest you to define DOCTYPE on your page and validate your code with validator (http://validator.w3.org/,
How to learn CSS? Take time for it...
... or, you can in dialog boxes in Design view use as often as you can Style button instead of direct formatting.
Or, you can try with a simple learning materials from Microsoft, http://office.microsoft.co
Once you'll master it, you can write valid XHTML pages using FrontPage (mostly Design view) :-))
If you have specific problem, you can post us code of your page, too.
what you can do as a beginner, is to set Page Options so, that all functions specific to Microsoft programs (especially Internet Explorer) are disabled.
So, go to Tools > Page Options > Authoring Tools tab and set options as shown in the attached picture (as I am working now with server without FrontPage Server Extensions, I have ASP things disabled, too). Then will some of the options in the Insert menu be grayed and you will not be able to define some IE specific things (e.g. background picture in table Cell Properties).
The second thing is what cs97jjm3 said... but, there are two questions: WHY and HOW learn/use CSS?
Why to use CSS? Because many attributes used on web pages are obsolete and they are interpreted in web browsers in nonstandard way. In HTML 4.01, or, even better, XHTML, CSS is to be used to precisely describe what author wants. The result will be almost the same in all browsers (still almost :-(()... If you decide to go that way, I will suggest you to define DOCTYPE on your page and validate your code with validator (http://validator.w3.org/,
How to learn CSS? Take time for it...
... or, you can in dialog boxes in Design view use as often as you can Style button instead of direct formatting.
Or, you can try with a simple learning materials from Microsoft, http://office.microsoft.co
Once you'll master it, you can write valid XHTML pages using FrontPage (mostly Design view) :-))
If you have specific problem, you can post us code of your page, too.
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