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jQuery tabs w/simpleviewer displays differently in ie & ff

by David-788 :: Rate this Message:

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test page is at http://www.mangosteenarts.com/test/test3/tabs1.html

There are several major differences in how this displays in IE and
Firefox

IE                                                    Firefox

tabs square edges                             tabs rounded edges
horizontal scroll bar                           no scroll bar
viewer confined within jQ tab               viewer extends beyond jQ
tab
substantial top margin                        slight top margin
slight bottom margin square corners    very large bottom margin w/
rounded corners

Why is this? Is there any way to normalize the cross-browser display
properties?

Thanks.

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Re: jQuery tabs w/simpleviewer displays differently in ie & ff

by intrader-2 :: Rate this Message:

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IE6, IE7 and IE8 are all different. The one closest to Firefox is IE8
- I have found this browser more standards conformant.
I presume that you have tested the three versions.
While possible to normalise, it is difficult with different CSS,
containers, and JavaScript to make it all work.

On Nov 7, 2:31 am, David <techb...@...> wrote:

> test page is athttp://www.mangosteenarts.com/test/test3/tabs1.html
>
> There are several major differences in how this displays in IE and
> Firefox
>
> IE                                                    Firefox
>
> tabs square edges                             tabs rounded edges
> horizontal scroll bar                           no scroll bar
> viewer confined within jQ tab               viewer extends beyond jQ
> tab
> substantial top margin                        slight top margin
> slight bottom margin square corners    very large bottom margin w/
> rounded corners
>
> Why is this? Is there any way to normalize the cross-browser display
> properties?
>
> Thanks.

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Re: jQuery tabs w/simpleviewer displays differently in ie & ff

by Richard D. Worth-2 :: Rate this Message:

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On Sat, Nov 7, 2009 at 5:31 AM, David <techbin1@...> wrote:
test page is at http://www.mangosteenarts.com/test/test3/tabs1.html

There are several major differences in how this displays in IE and
Firefox

IE                                                    Firefox

tabs square edges                             tabs rounded edges

For jQuery UI rounded corners in IE, see

 
horizontal scroll bar                           no scroll bar
viewer confined within jQ tab               viewer extends beyond jQ
tab
substantial top margin                        slight top margin
slight bottom margin square corners    very large bottom margin w/
rounded corners 

Why is this? Is there any way to normalize the cross-browser display
properties?

Start by getting your page into standards mode instead of quirks mode by using a valid DOCTYPE. There are plenty of others, but if all you need it for is to trigger standards mode, just use this:

<!DOCTYPE html>

If you're ever on a page and want to see what mode it's in, paste this in the address bar and press enter:


If the alert says 'BackCompat' that means quirksmode, and you'll create a lot of work for yourself in plenty of browers, but especially in IE. You want it to say 'CSS1Compat'

- Richard

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