Web site alignment is different in mozilla firefox

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Hi,
I have designed a web page and run it in internet explorer.Its working fine in that.
But if i am running it on firefox then its alignment is changed and looking different.What i'll have to do for that.
Thanks in advance.

Posted 30-May-11 18:54pm

singh7pankaj

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tihcra 31-May-11 0:57am

try to include ur entire page content into a div tag with and id
then using css float that div

singh7pankaj 31-May-11 1:00am

what i'll have to use float right,left or center?

tihcra 31-May-11 1:02am

center, i think, and set positioning to be absolute instead of relative

singh7pankaj 31-May-11 1:03am

I have used <div style="float:center;"></div> but it didn't work

singh7pankaj 31-May-11 1:05am

have used also this <div style="float:center;position:absolute;"></div> but it didn't work

singh7pankaj 31-May-11 1:17am

Now its working.Now the problem is that my background color is not working properly and code is here for back color
<body style="FILTER: progid:DXImageTransform.Microsoft.Gradient(endColorstr='#FFFFFF', startColorstr='#400000', gradientType='0')"
önload="datetime();moveimg();" MS_POSITIONING="GridLayout">
</body>
and none of the javascript function working.thanks for suggesting

tihcra 31-May-11 1:06am

can u post the barebones of ur page that will help

Keith Barrow 31-May-11 6:29am

I deleted the html you pasted into the comment, it was truncated anyway. Please copy your code into your *question* (click the green "Improve Question" link to do this. If the site is public, you could include a hyperlink.

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thatraja · Answer 1 · 2011-05-31T15:52:00

Solution 1

Based on your comments, filter is an IE-only feature. So you need to use alternate thing for other browsers.

What's the CSS Filter alternative for Firefox?[^]

Well, fortunately got a solution for you, take it.

CSS gradients for all web browsers, without using images[^]

Posted 31-May-11 15:52pm

thatraja