Help! Page not displaying properly in Firefox

monkey junkie

Hello

I'm doing some work for a friend (well, trying to do it) but I can't figure out something...

This page -> http://www.dole.ie/site/search/~~~NCw1LDEsNiw3/ <- displays fine in IE, but not in Firefox.

Do any of you have any idea why??

Thanks!

EL_Loco

I'm using firefox 1.5.0.12 and the page displayed for me.

monkey junkie

OK, in 2.0.0.2 it isn't displaying properly.

Thanks for checking 1.5.

BlackWizard

#searchzone .elements

try change that to float:none instead of float:left

With float:left , you are telling your search bar div to float to the left of the next div. I dont think that what you want?

BlackWizard

edit: never mind.

Malice

I'm using Firefox 2.0.0.4 and I can see the problem. The section starting with "x results found" appears to the right of the search section. I've usually found that Firefox and Opera display pretty much identically whereas Internet Explorer causes some amount of heartache! For what it's worth, the site looks fine in Opera 9.21 also

I had a quick look and besides questions over why your CSS files are in a /img folder, why you are mixing tables and CSS and why you need so many definitions for what is a fairly simple site, I would recommend that you apply background colour styles to each <div> so that you can see where they all start and stop.

Try adding "clear: both;" to the c_bar-top div. I couldn't find it's definition Again though, I'm curious as to how Firefox got confused above the other browsers!

BlackWizard

#searchzone .elements {
float:left;
}

Line:156


Change that to

#searchzone .elements {
float:none;
}

Try adding "clear: both;" to the c_bar-top div.

I thought he had that done already. Well its there now anyway.

monkey junkie

Thanks for the pointers! And apologies for my delayed response.

Tried both of the above - no difference.

Hmmm. It seems to be the new radio buttons under the search box which have messed everything up (it used to display fine in firefox - I think!)

Shall experiment more in that area...

Thanks.