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  • Andy B

    #1

    validating a CSS layout - need your help!

    I am creating a CSS layout and need to test it with different browsers. I
    have the framework for the layout done with contrasting colors for each
    section. Can anybody if possible, go to
    www.test.eternityrecords.org/index2.aspx and look at the design? Tested
    browsers need to be Safari 3 +, IE5+ including IE8 and Firefox 2+. After you
    go to the page, send your comments about whether the layout looks good or
    not and what's wrong with it along with your browser/version number to
    feedback@eterni tyrecords.org. I know it is an unusual request to ask from an
    asp.net group, but the network environment I have here doesn't allow for
    multiple browsers (IE7 is the only supported browser). Thanks for the help
    in advance. Mainly, is the layout set in a good position in the viewport and
    are any of the divs overlapping each other?





  • Alexey Smirnov

    #2
    Re: validating a CSS layout - need your help!

    On Sep 19, 2:58 am, "Andy B" <a_bo...@sbcglo bal.netwrote:
    I am creating a CSS layout and need to test it with different browsers. I
    have the framework for the layout done with contrasting colors for each
    section. Can anybody if possible, go towww.test.eter nityrecords.org/index2.aspxand look at the design? Tested
    browsers need to be Safari 3 +, IE5+ including IE8 and Firefox 2+. After you
    go to the page, send your comments about whether the layout looks good or
    not and what's wrong with it along with your browser/version number to
    feedb...@eterni tyrecords.org. I know it is an unusual request to ask froman
    asp.net group, but the network environment I have here doesn't allow for
    multiple browsers (IE7 is the only supported browser). Thanks for the help
    in advance. Mainly, is the layout set in a good position in the viewport and
    are any of the divs overlapping each other?

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    • Cowboy \(Gregory A. Beamer\)

      #3
      Re: validating a CSS layout - need your help!

      Since they only allow one browser on your machine, see if they will allow
      you to set up a virtual machine image with multiple browsers on it. You can
      then stoke it up for your testing.

      I agree with Alexy about using browser shot as an immediate solution, but
      being able to tweak source (using a tool like Firebug), etc., is also
      valuable. The virtual image will keep to standards while allow you to test.

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      "Andy B" <a_borka@sbcglo bal.netwrote in message
      news:Oia5OLfGJH A.1156@TK2MSFTN GP05.phx.gbl...
      >I am creating a CSS layout and need to test it with different browsers. I
      >have the framework for the layout done with contrasting colors for each
      >section. Can anybody if possible, go to
      >www.test.eternityrecords.org/index2.aspx and look at the design? Tested
      >browsers need to be Safari 3 +, IE5+ including IE8 and Firefox 2+. After
      >you go to the page, send your comments about whether the layout looks good
      >or not and what's wrong with it along with your browser/version number to
      >feedback@etern ityrecords.org. I know it is an unusual request to ask from
      >an asp.net group, but the network environment I have here doesn't allow for
      >multiple browsers (IE7 is the only supported browser). Thanks for the help
      >in advance. Mainly, is the layout set in a good position in the viewport
      >and are any of the divs overlapping each other?
      >
      >
      >
      >
      >

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      • Andy B

        #4
        Re: validating a CSS layout - need your help!

        I found it by looking at css layouts online....grin!
        "Alexey Smirnov" <alexey.smirnov @gmail.comwrote in message
        news:505c0fa4-3950-41c7-83dd-4643d1f938d7@t5 4g2000hsg.googl egroups.com...
        On Sep 19, 2:58 am, "Andy B" <a_bo...@sbcglo bal.netwrote:
        I am creating a CSS layout and need to test it with different browsers. I
        have the framework for the layout done with contrasting colors for each
        section. Can anybody if possible, go
        towww.test.eter nityrecords.org/index2.aspxand look at the design? Tested
        browsers need to be Safari 3 +, IE5+ including IE8 and Firefox 2+. After
        you
        go to the page, send your comments about whether the layout looks good or
        not and what's wrong with it along with your browser/version number to
        feedb...@eterni tyrecords.org. I know it is an unusual request to ask from
        an
        asp.net group, but the network environment I have here doesn't allow for
        multiple browsers (IE7 is the only supported browser). Thanks for the help
        in advance. Mainly, is the layout set in a good position in the viewport
        and
        are any of the divs overlapping each other?



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