No, seriously, just f### firefox. I hate it. I keep trying to be nuetral towards firefox, but now i downright hate it. No matter what i do, it seems like its determined to ruin my webpages. Someone explain to me how the f### my webpage ended up looking like THIS. I've had it. I don't care what the f### the standard is, or how bad my HTML is. This is stupid beyond all measure. Why the f### are they're bars between my tables? I SPECIFICALLY TOLD THAT GODDAMN USELESS PIECE OF s### NOT TO HAVE THEM!
If there is a firefox fanboy stupid enough to tell me that this is all my fault and that i have horrible HTML, i promise you that i will hunt you down and forcefeed you W3C standards until you die from internal papercuts. f### Firefox. f### HTML. f### this whole thing. This is too painful for me to even bother with. This is bullshit.
I'm working with TABLES for FUCKS SAKE! I SHOULD NOT BE HAVING TROUBLE WITH f#####g TABLES!
AAAAAAAAUUUUUGGGGGGGHHHHHH
f### THIS!
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U suxxor at HTML....
Just Kidding!
Seriously, I can't see a reason why that is doing this, it works fine in IE. It's obviously a formatting glitch of some kind, seems to be aligning the Body to the right of the header (Give me a prize for observation).
Are you still working on it? I just clicked on it again and it looked a bit better...
Just Kidding!
Seriously, I can't see a reason why that is doing this, it works fine in IE. It's obviously a formatting glitch of some kind, seems to be aligning the Body to the right of the header (Give me a prize for observation).
Are you still working on it? I just clicked on it again and it looked a bit better...
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Yes, i'm actively working on it (i fixed the well-known tendancy of firefox to shove things upwards as far as it can with a clear:left;). Unfortunatly, i CANNOT figure out why in the hell there are bars in that table. Its a table. I just don't get it. Nothing i've tried has worked (i did turn the background white so i knew which row was causing the problem).
I can't figure it out.
EDIT: Removing the images works, so its not text, its images. Why the hell is it the images...?
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<table style="width:100%;clear:left;border:0;" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0">
<tr style="width:100%;" bgcolor="#FFFFFF">
<td style="width:17px;"><img src="Themes/blackhole/images/border_topleft.png" alt="" style="border:0;" /></td>
<td style="background: transparent url(\'Themes/blackhole/images/border_top.png\') repeat-x;"></td>
<td style="width:17px;"><img src="Themes/blackhole/images/border_topright.png" alt="" style="border:0;" /></td>
</tr>EDIT: Removing the images works, so its not text, its images. Why the hell is it the images...?
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I don't know what firefox is doing, but i found a workaround - make the image the background of the cell. It works in both FF and IE7, so i'm just going to do that. Hopefully firefox won't find anything else to screw up.