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At a quick guess you have CSS faults, and maybe invalid xhtml. The advice here is as good as the day it was written.

I agree. Whilst the indolent may not read stickies, at least it gives those of us who try to help a handy thread to point at.

Yes.

Use CSS

For those of us who may have, or wish to have, UK Government visitors for quite a while yet.

The UK government is also reluctant to force upgrading from IE6 within its departments.

I use CSS and a suitably styled list.

First of all, you can download Safari for Windows - it seems to be have just the same as Safari for Macs, and means that you can check behaviour of your site with Safari. I suggest that you should...

I am unclear what you mean. If you wish to run a web server on you local computer, and wish to use Apache and php / MySQL, have a look at XAMPP.

Loads completely for me in IE8.

Coding content for iPhone orientation change

Yes, yes. In FF 3.6

Javascript is probably best - though the proprietary marquee tag still probably works on most browsers



<marquee>Your text here</marquee>


But it will fail validation. Personally, with may...

If you have an index page such as http://www.myweb.com/news/index.html you may reach it by the url http://www.myweb.com/news - (assuming index.html has been set up as your default file for a url).

I hate sites that do that - makes pages hard to bookmark. But the answer to your question is frames.

I test for IE6 in ietester

It's a real mess in Chome 6 (though it was OK in Chrome 5).

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I haven't waded through the errors in detail, but I'd look at the div ones for a start.

4.01 strict works with all modern browsers. HTML5 is probably best fr pages designed specifically for iPad/iPodTouch/iPod.

I've used Coppermine. Works well - and it has a good support forum.

Not if you want your site to be usable with an iPhone, IpodTouch or iPad.

Heed the wise words of No Dog

The alternative to using AJAX would to run a session server side - but you would be loading a new page each time - not really a problem these days. There may be some accessibility issues running...

Purely an OS thing, I think. Slight differences of interpretation of the font render.

Lightbox works fine when viewed with an iPhone.

Brings into question whether you should use HTML5 elements, except for pages specifically designed for iApple things. Fact is that IE still holds a significant amount of the browser market. Of...