Question by Kat: How do I make my website compatible with mozilla foxfire?
I make a website, but I have difficulties to progress in my Mozilla Foxfire. It is visible in Internet Explorer, but it does not look the same in Mozilla Foxfire. Who knows how to do this? I think I can do it with a CSS file, but I can not remember.

Best answer:

Answer by Steve S
Make your website compatible with any web standards you can. Use CSS and XHTML (which is basically a stricter version of HTML; it’s not hard), and you should get fairly consistent results.

This site (http://www.w3schools.com/css/css_reference.asp) can teach you about CSS.

Run your site through the w3 validator (http://validator.w3.org/) to ensure you’re following the standards.

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