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  • Thread Starter ulrikp

    (@ulrikp)

    I think its the css page.

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    Theme Name: MistyLook

    Theme URI: https://wpthemes.info

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    Thread Starter ulrikp

    (@ulrikp)

    I cant get the flash to be centered in firefox…

    But fine in Explorer.

    I think its the css.

    https://www.ulrikdk.com/css.htm

    Please help.

    Ulrik

    Without looking at the code the stylesheet probabbly uses text-align:center; to center content in ie. This is actually incorrect and does not work on any modern standards-complient browser.

    Try using this method alongside your original code:

    https://bluerobot.com/web/css/center1.html

    If all else fails the old-school <center></center> HTML tags work on most browsers (but aren’t officially supported – so may behave erraticly)

    Thread Starter ulrikp

    (@ulrikp)

    Thanks.

    Doesnt seem to work.

    Look at https://www.ulrikdk.com

    Thanks.

    Ulrik

    Ulrik, There is a lot of incorrect code formatting and usage in your page. You have a opening <center> tag for the <div id:”container”> but no closing tag </center>. You also have a paragraph align right <p align=”right”> with a <div> tag. This is mixing CSS with HTML in an unorthodox fashion that will only be translated by browsers based on the ability of the individual browsers.

    This is a very common problem as browsers are not created by any industry “standard.” They are created by individual companies to best translate CSS and X/HTML the way they think it should be. Without an industry standard that all browser will conform to in translating markup language, you will have some browsers interpret the markup differently than others.

    First order of business is to recode your page using the most basic universal markup that will make “most” browsers the happiest in translating.

    After that you can experiment with your code to get your page translated best in the browser you feel “most” of your viewers will be using. You will never reach a 100% perfect translation by all browsers because there is no agreed upon industry standard for markup.

    Good Luck

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