Posted by ilan on 02/15/07 00:43

Thanks for your help guys.

Here is my problem. Whilst I can make sense of coding to a degree, I
am by no means a pro. Also, one big problem that I have is that
because I am using a CMS I really only have control over the htlm that
dictates how the section of the homepage with a white background
behaves. Incase that's not clear, it is the section between the orange
menu at the top and the green bar at the bottom.

I guess what I want to know is; just by editing that section, is it
possible to fix it up so it will still look the same in IE, and get it
looking at least reasonable in Firefox. In the code that I have access
to edit, it looks fairly innocent - i.e. it is tables, links, images,
etc, and I can't really see any control over things like CSS. I also
unfortunately have no idea what 4.0 and 4.01 are, and also don't know
what Strict or Transitional is.

I understand that if I was to do this 'the right way', I perhaps would
have designed it for Firefox and then tweaked it for IE (as is
suggested in another posting). Unfortunately, I did not anticipate
these problems, and so I really just want to know if there is any type
of a rescue job I can do to salvage those people viewing in Firefox to
some degree.

Again, thanks for all of your help.

Ilan

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