help with HTML/website problem

Lonewolf · Oct 2011

was wondering if there easy fix for my website to show properly in IE too

i personaly dont use it but i know some are and it looks all broken =\

im no expert with this stuff, pretty much noob, all i did basically is slicing image in PS, save for web, and used dreamweaver CS5 to link the pieces

can i fix it easily?

keres · Oct 2011

Dreamweaver is awful :P real men make websites in a text editor.

SpeCter · Oct 2011

If that doesn´t work be a little bit more precise and try this:

img {
border-bottom: 0px;
border-left: 0px;
border-top: 0px;
border-right: 0px;
}

keres · Oct 2011

or even img{border:0 0 0 0;outline:0;}

Adam L. Gray · Oct 2011

I don't think the problem lies in the image though.

I mean, using the 'img {border:0px;}' might solve it, so do give it a try. But it seems to me like the problem is basically caused by the images being used as links.

And in that case you might have to use:

a {
border: none;
}

or perhaps:

a img {
border: none;
}

as for the problems with the rest of the page. At least that I'm getting in IE 9.. It seems to have to do with the tables, but since it's created in Dreamweaver, it's a bit hard to easily get to grips with how it's built up (read: a bloody mess) without quite a bit of effort. That or it's just that I didn't do it myself.

You'd think though that since you set the padding and spacing to 0 for the tables, it shouldn't be a problem. But what can I say, IE works in mysterious ways.

For future reference, I generally try to stay away from tables, as they tend to cause a bit of greif in the end

div tags, spans and spacers ftw!

Cheers