Otsikko: White backround in Firefox, normal in IE
Kirjoitti: milkncookies - helmikuu 14, 2005, 02:16:40 IP
Kirjoitti: milkncookies - helmikuu 14, 2005, 02:16:40 IP
I usually use firefox as my browser, and some other sites with smf are being displayed correctly, but for some reason on my forums, the backround is white and i cant find a setting to display it correctly. Ive tried fixing my setting on firefox but i dont think its the problem, since other SMF boards are fine. Also, ive changed the theme many times and still no change. I looked at my forums on IE and they come out correctly. Not sure what to do.
Otsikko: Re: White backround in Firefox, normal in IE
Kirjoitti: ivanjs - helmikuu 14, 2005, 05:00:08 IP
Kirjoitti: ivanjs - helmikuu 14, 2005, 05:00:08 IP
Firefox has other issues as well. Radio buttons suck when viewed in Firefox, but look fine in Safari.
Firefox Radio Buttons:
Safari Radio Buttons:
Also, some perl programs that worked on every browser I've ever used, break under firefox.
John
Firefox Radio Buttons:
Safari Radio Buttons:
Also, some perl programs that worked on every browser I've ever used, break under firefox.
John
Otsikko: Re: White backround in Firefox, normal in IE
Kirjoitti: [Unknown] - helmikuu 14, 2005, 09:51:54 IP
Kirjoitti: [Unknown] - helmikuu 14, 2005, 09:51:54 IP
It looks fine here, right?
The radio buttons are caused by CSS and can be remedied by changing the css you apply to input elements.
Anyway, without a link I can only guess - but most likely your server is not properly set to send css files as text/css... contact your host. If you have cPanel you might be able to change this yourself.... or you could do it by .htaccess, like so:
<Files *.css>
ForceType text/css
</Files>
-[Unknown]
The radio buttons are caused by CSS and can be remedied by changing the css you apply to input elements.
Anyway, without a link I can only guess - but most likely your server is not properly set to send css files as text/css... contact your host. If you have cPanel you might be able to change this yourself.... or you could do it by .htaccess, like so:
<Files *.css>
ForceType text/css
</Files>
-[Unknown]