I'm working on a website, and problems!

[lordofduct]

So hey guys, I'm not much of an HTML coder. Really I know dog shit about it to tell you the truth. I'm more of an OOP kinda coder.

Anyways, I put together an XML/XSLT page and parse the xml via java to the client to transform. When I do this on my PC in Firefox, everything works out great.

But when I use IE, then things get hairy. It shows up all weird like and the sort.

Would some of you per chance click the following linky and compare your results in FF to IE and tell me your version of IE and FF you tested it on.

http://www.lordofduct.com/main.xml

I'm using FF 3.0.1 and IE 7.0.6000 and the divs are all over the freakin' place!

[Kevman]

I don't have FF, but with my IE (newest version) everything is off center and not aligned.

[lordofduct]

same here

but in FF it looks fine and dandy

Also if I perform the XSLT transformation on the server OR if I do it before uploading it to the server, everything looks fine on IE. It's only when I allow the client perform the transform on IE that it buggers up. Which I find weird... Microsoft was all about these 'new XHTML standards', but their freakin' browser sucks eggs at handling it? It's been a decade and Mozilla beat them to the punch!?

[Bev]

I have old browsers on this computer, but in case you are interested anyway... everything looks good in Firefox (2.0.0.16), in Internet Explorer (6.0.2900) only top title bar and the home button (no others) appear.

[Niode]

It's badly screwed on Safari as well.

[Boaby Kenobi]

Nice site you've got there. CSS rule. Stay away from IE, FF is the best browser for windows IMO.

[Pullmyfinger]

Looks fine in opera if it matters to you

[lordofduct]

Looks fine in opera if it matters to you

Thanks Pullmyfinger, I actually woke up just now thinking I should of asked about Safari and Opera.

It's kinda upsetting, because while making that I was like, "sweet, I can get semi-php style html generation... with out needing to pay for the server." Boy was I wrong.

I's gots more research to do on this stuff now I guess.

[SpaceBooger]

Looks good in google's new browser "chrome"

[Mozgus]

Woah, yeah that site is fucked in IE. My site only had minor issues with IE like border size and contrast, and very minor spacing differences. Dunno what to tell you. I only moderately know how to work with HTML and CSS.