Browser Compatibility Issues in asp.net

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Hi! I am having some browser compatibility issues like
: iframe not loading in chrome,firefox->works in IE
: change of font color in different browsers.
: controls getting stretched.

Can someone help me in fixing these issues.
Any documentation available for fixing the issues like this.

Posted 2-Feb-11 18:25pm

mastanahmed

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Sunasara Imdadhusen 3-Feb-11 1:19am

Please provide code snippet that you have how to load IFRAME and Provide CSS, so we can diagnose problem!

Abhinav S 3-Feb-11 3:32am

Sorry - not enough info.

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**R. Giskard Reventlov** · Accepted Answer · 2011-02-02T21:50:00

This is fairly typical which is why you have to be prepared to do cross-browser development: in other words detect[^] the client browser and adjust your CSS to suit: there are many examples here and on Google; e.g. the box model hack[^]. It is also worth remembering that different versions of a browser may also render your content in strange and frustrating ways; IE6, for instance, is different from IE7, IE8 and certainly IE9.

As far as color goes look up web safe colors[^] as a start.

That should get you going and bear in mind that this is not an Asp.Net problem it is a browser issue that can be dealt with by employing good research and careful design.