If your on a PC this isn't something you really don't care about much but with me being on a Mac it can get quite annoying since most web users are PC users.

Throughout the months with me working with different browsers on different computers I have found several glitches throughout. Mainly between Firefox and IE. These glitches mostly happen with css but also other languages but I have found ways to fix em and match each site design alike.

Here's one I find interesting. I've made line breaks to separate stuff... which is usually two br tags like so < br />< br />

In firefox it leaves a space this big:

TEXT TEXT TEXT TEXT TEXT
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This being the blank space
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TEXT TEXT TEXT TEXT TEXT

When I look that up in firefox everything is fine and there is a full line of blank space, but when you look in IE, there are no spaces and it seems as though IE deducts one of the < br /> tags making it one big block of text like so:

----TEXT
----TEXT

One way to fix this would be to add a thrid < br /> tag or just utilize < p >< /p > tags. The problem with the br tags is if you add another, thats one extra line of space in firefox. So the solution to fix it is just use paragraph tags.

I find it pretty interesting... so if your on a mac, becarefull of using < br /> tags as they don't show like you want them to in IE. The solution as mentioned above is always as one more < br /> tag or take away those tags and use < p > tags so that way it will look exactly the same in both browsers.

I think I might have a bunch of tutorials on my site for browser wars / bugs since I deal with them all day long This is just one of the many bugs

P.S. Those extra spaces aren't apart of tags I was using, had to do it so it would show properly in this post.

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TEST1<br />
TEST1<br />
TEST1<br />

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TEST2<br /><br />

TEST2<br /><br />

TEST2<br /><br />

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Works fine on IE8, FF2 and Safari 3. In a weird twist of fate though, safari shows them edit lines you had, actualy down into the top of my post.

Does my tests show anything you didnt expect?

Everything looks fine in the post probably cause I'm in Firefox now. Not sure about IE though. Is it showing up in IE correctly? If so... pretty weird.

I see what you mean about safari... that's weird. Tons of glitching going on that's probably why I stopped using it.

Go here in IE and see if there are any spaces between the text just on this page: http://www.smdimages.com/faqs/

If there are, then I don't know whats up. Either the IE we got here is messed up or something is wrong with the PC I got.

Anyway, theres tons of glitches on my site now, since it's all css based and I'm kinda new at tableless css sites

But let me know if you see spaces or not

Internet Explorer 8
FireFox 2
Safari 3

They all seem pretty similar to me, except Safari does render it a little more MAC like . Uber shiny! (Screenshot makes the left look weird, but its not like that when viewing it.

Wow... this is really weird. I guess the IE on the PC I got is messed up or something cause the screen you got is nothing like how it looks in mine lol. Thanks for taking the screens I guess it's not that big of a deal just as long as the css tables arn't floating all over like on the contact page lol.

The computer is a sony viao from 2000 I think, with windows vista on it. The IE version is 8 as well... very odd.

Should do full virus scans and stuff (dosnt sound like something a virus would do though), and then reinstall IE7. Maybe you got an earlier version of IE8 (IE8 is the beta version).

My browser is weird... Too many toolbars

Ahh.. you shouldnt say that in a public forum.

If you do download them, and you get viruses, that kinda implys your just downloading viruses, and not keygens at all.

Originally posted by BigBob85

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If you do download them, and you get viruses, that kinda implys your just downloading viruses, and not keygens at all.

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Quoted for truth.