There's a problem with my companies website. For the employees that have larger screens the website's alignment is off only on a few things. Also there are spaces in the dropdown navigation between each link where there shouldn't be. Is there away to get around alignment issues in screen sizes in CSS? Or any other language?
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It's FSIP. I wasn't sure since it seems like there are only a couple people in the building that are having this problem. Thanks in advance!Comment
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HI Nyris..
As of my research on your website with with various resolutions... i just came into a conclusion that its a Browser bug..
In Firefox it works perfectly in all resolutions but in IE it fails for all resolutions.
the fixing should be done in the menu ... the CSS classes "menuitem","glo ssymenu"..etc have unnecessary padding property .. you can fix it by making the padding less or completely removing it... be carful while doing it.. check the compatibility with Firefox and IE while making the changes... Enjoy codingComment
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