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I make MySpace layouts (html / css) and the edges show well with IE but just started using Firefox and borders will not show at all in Firefox! Why? Is it possible borders must be encoded in Firefox? For example, this is what we used two borders in my css: border-right: 10px solid cc0099; border-top: 10px solid cc0099; But when you open the page in Firefox, borders do not appear at all! I have no # before the color, and MySpace will not be displayed, and displays an error. MySpace held with the color without the #. So no, I do not mean # cc0099!
How to make the borders website shown in Firefox?
Posted by admin on May 30th, 2010
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This does not mean: border-right: 10px solid # cc0099; border-top: 10px solid # cc0099; not forget the “#”. IE lets you get away with sloppy definitions. Firefox does not work. In addition, Firefox is more standards compliant than IE. Things happen like you expect in web design Firefox.Cuando I always look good in Firefox and then see what happens in IE (usually a mess that I put a number of HTML and CSS hacks to look more to the right ).
Yes, technically you do not need the # sign, but since Myspace replaces the HTML entity, you must find a way to introduce color without using the # sign. Try this: border: 10px rgb (204,0,153) solid rgb We use () instead of the hexadecimal value to avoid using the # character. Here is a hex http://www RGB converter. javascript. net / faq / hextorgb. htm