css - Dealing with Firefox and Internet Explorer's Differences -


This question is because I came to know that my site was looking good in IE 7 and in IE8 with compatibility-mode But

different CSS files?

Thank you, Richard

If your layout is fundamentally different, then the best solution will be to go back and think about your layout / CSS again.

In all honesty, I do not ever need a sheet of two styles - one for FF, and the other for IE

A very useful tool is a "reset stylesheet", like With this, most of your elements can be reset to a situation that is compatible with more than one browser.

As a result of the thoughtful and patient development, there may be a single stylesheet (Reset Cas, not including text, etc.) which will work for both FF and IE.

I suggest you download and start doing your work through your style. It would also be useful to install - IE's Firebug And if you want to test multiple versions of IE together, check out.

Designing a site is a difficult process - do not cut short :) If it comes to layouts then train yourself to work hard. Do not compromise for any agreement - this will give you long term benefits!


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