IE 6 + 7 does not display my website as it shoul

[kingair_six]

Hello,

i just registered some 5 minutes ago. Short introduction: i am webmaster of acutally three websites at the moment, one is my personal promotion site, the other to are related to my glidingclub.

Those two are actually the ones, that bother me.

http://picturehangar.funpic.de

I edited both that site on WebCraft.



Why is microsoft to clever for me? :mad: ;)

Regards,

Jannik

[toicontien]

First things first: Always validate your HTML to ensure that coding errors are not to blame. Each browser acts a little differently when HTML coding errors are encountered:

http://validator.w3.org/check?verbose=1&uri=http%3A%2F%2Fpicturehangar.pi.funpic.de%2F

Then validate your CSS here: http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/

Afterwards you can assume you're dealing with browser bugs (and with Internet Explorer that's VERY likely).

[kingair_six]

Thanks for the reply... i could verify my css and i realy had some mistakes (just natural) but still, IE does not display it properly... following: the day, a microsoft product DOES NOT suck is the day they start selling vacuumcleaners!

the anoying thing is, that most of my users use internet explorer

hm, i hope the CSS-Validation-Label makes them think^^

jannik

[_Aerospace_Eng_]

You really need to validate your html. I saw some errors that are likely effecting how the page displays.
<meta name="copyright" content=""
<link rel="stylesheet" href="style.css" type="text/css">

that one in particular.

[kingair_six]

i fixed that one, but there are still some lots of mistakes i just dont know what to do about. like: <form> not allowed at this point... where shall a <form> tag be placed if not in the body??

[Charles]

There are lots of places where a FORM can't be. Or to put it another way, it can't have certain parent elements. You have to look up the rules of the parent element to see what it can contain. ( http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40/ )