Cross browser testing.

[gazzwi86]

Hi,

ive just completed my site and heard some people may be having trouble using it. as a result i would much appreciated it if i could have some of u guys test it for my on multiople browsers. It was thrown togeather pretty rapidly and its supposed to conatain no flash on the main page.

Have a look and see what problems you can find. Ive checked with firefox and safari and all appears good. Opera shows iframe backgrounds and i cant work out how to fix it so if u have any ideas let me no.

Any ideas on improvements welcome.

http://www.g-williams.co.uk

Cheers

[tracknut]

I viewed it in IE7, and while I don't see any particular bugs, it does launch all the new pages in separate windows, which is annoying. Also you want to go through and check your spelling.

Dave

[Major Payne]

Not bad, but you might want to correct the errors in your pages. CSS seems to check ok, but didn't look to see if it is same CSS used for all pages. Use w3c.org's validator (http://validator.w3.org/) service and it may help the parsing of your pages in Opera.

Might add the following for your <iframe> tags and set accordingly to your taste:

frameborder="0" scrolling="no" marginheight="2" marginwidth="2"

Ron

[bathurst_guy]

You can download safari 3 beta and test it yourself - now available on windows www.apple.com/safari

[darkestnight]

A tool that I like to use is http://www.browsershots.org. Browsershots makes screenshots of your web design in different browsers. It can take quite a few hours as there is a queue, but it saves you from having to install different browsers and it allows you to access platforms which you may not usually have access it.