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Posted by Donna Reid
Donna Reid
80 Points

Browser difference and what to do

Why does this page look so different when I compare 100% zoom with IE and 100% zoom with Chrome..... Chrome makes everything bigger and the three images that align side by side fit in the IE but not in Chrome???

Once I get that figured out, how can I align the images within the main div tag, so there isn't so much white space on one side and not the other?

http://www.1800gotblinds.com/products.php

Thanks in advance, yes, I am still trying to get this right.

4 Answers

ryan champin
ryan champin
16,836 Points
ryan champin
ryan champin
16,836 Points

im a little confused by the zoom part but different browsers render css differently....to style a page the same in all browsers you need to use browser prefixes : -webkit, -o, -moz and IE just sucks lol

Donna Reid
Donna Reid
80 Points
Donna Reid
Donna Reid
80 Points

Regarding the zoom, I mean I have the setting for the browser zoom at 100% for both Chrome and IE. It looks way better in IE!

I have used dreamweaver CC fluid layout and have .fluid { margin:0; padding:0; box-sizing:border-box; -moz-box-sizing:border-box; -webkit-box-sizing:border-box;

}

ryan champin
ryan champin
16,836 Points
ryan champin
ryan champin
16,836 Points

theres def a diff in color quality between the two lol

Greg Kitchin
Greg Kitchin
31,522 Points
Greg Kitchin
Greg Kitchin
31,522 Points

As I remember, all browsers do things differently. I think there's ways to force them to conform to a standard universal view, but you have to take into consideration the fact that some users will have their browsers set to their own viewing options (especially those who are colour-blind, or suffer from visual impairments of some kind).