01-20-14 10:30 PM

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Every time I make a layout, I have to view it in 3 different browsers to make sure that it's not absolutely fouled in one of them.

Also, Not only do I have to make sure it looks good in the advanced layout editor's preview but also in a post preview. Why does a layout have to look different in those two previews but in the same browser?

I'm asking some of the more experienced coders if there are any tricks to avoid all of this leg work?

I can give examples if you don't understand the problem.

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01-21-14 01:02 AM

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I'm pretty sure you already know this, but just in case;

I can tell you from my very brief experience on making layouts that even though the boarder shows on Google Chrome, it won't show on FireFox if you don't put a hashtag in front of the hex code of the boarder color.

As for IE, I can't seem to view ANY layout on it that looks the same as the ones on Google Chrome or FireFox.

I noticed that FireFox's text seem to be more blurrier than when I view layouts on Google Chrome. Not sure why that is, though.