Posted by Michael Winter on 01/08/06 20:00

On 08/01/2006 17:24, Malte Christensen wrote:

> The [rendering] results using DIVs was very pleasing (to me) in every
> browser except MSIE, so I am back to showing the tables based pages
> until I fix whatever was wrong.

Start by reviewing the validator results that bts posted[1] (and
implement his other remark, too). A hash (#) is not a comment delimiter
in CSS. Only C-style (/* ... */) delimiters are recognised.

As you're probably aware, there are still improvements that can be made
to your markup. A few include:

- Remove in-line style declarations. Use semantic elements
(when available) and appropriately-named classes.
- Your 'subheader' DIV elements should be replaced by header
elements (H2). Your current header should be level-one (H1).
- Values for id and class attributes should convey meaning.
#footerN (where N is a number) doesn't qualify. In order,
they should be along the lines of 'translations', 'address',
'contact-information', and 'bank-account' (assuming I
understood them).

It's a good first step, though.

As for the Danish (and British) flag:
<http://www.cs.tut.fi/~jkorpela/flags.html>

Mike


[1] <6zbxosu51gns$.1ahqkfiqvuj0k$.dlg@40tude.net>

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