Check this website in your browsers for me...

powerss

Thanks guys.

Specifically, look at the top of the page, where there should be a demo button. Some people are reporting it's not showing up properly. Feel free to resize the page as well.

http://www.sigmaquest.com/

Janin

If you're going to designate a page as being XHTML, you must serve it with the text/xhtml MIME-type. If you don't, all you're serving up is HTML tag soup with an invalid doctype.

Don't use id="styled", since id is supposed to uniquely identify a single element. Use class="styled" instead.

Instead of <script language="Javascript">, use <script type="text/javascript">.

If you're going to use XHTML, your tags must all be in lower case.

You've got a couple unescaped ampersands in your code. All ampersands must be escaped as &, even in URLs.

Please use the W3C validator, which helps ensure your markup is valid. Without valid markup, all bets are off as to layout or rendering differences between browsers.

Munacra

Jmillikin is right on though. XHTML is pretty strict when it comes to your coding. Make sure you run a page through the validator every time you finish one.

powerss

O.k.a.yyyyyy...

Now, how does the page LOOK?

Zsetrek

powerss wrote:

O.k.a.yyyyyy...

Now, how does the page LOOK?

Looks good. :^:

robaal

Zsetrek wrote:

powerss wrote:

O.k.a.yyyyyy...

Now, how does the page LOOK?

Looks good. :^:

Here also: Firefox 2.0.0.1

powerss

Can someone try IE for me? 6 and 7?

Nartwak

Looks fine in Opera 9.

SilverWind

Latest version of FF here. Looks good, except the blue seal thing is being clipped by the customers flash thing, which means I can't read what it says. Which... does make me want to click it and find out what it says, but it's also a bit bothering at the same time.

By clipped I mean it's 'under' the flash animation.

edit:

Oh wait, I see, it depends on the size of your screen/window. The seal moves to different places depending on how big the browser is. Augh, cutting off text now.

The flash clips the last line of the text on Consumers, too. (the p's stick in particular)

editedit: Also in IE6 the two lines of flash are clickable for some reason (hand icon appears). When you click, nothing happens, and the hand icon reverts to an arrow. Gray boxes appear on both flash areas when you hover over it.

Man, I'm picky, but I hope that helps.

editeditedit: Also in IE6 for some reason when I hover over the Learn More near the top, an extra line (white space) appears before the black line, and it disappears when I move the mouse elsewhere on the page. It's only when I have my browser fully open.


edit4: When you resize the page to a really small window, the bottom four links remain the same length, since they're images. The top bar and the columns of text, though, shrink to the size of the window. This means, though, that you can scroll to the white and see a lot of blank space. It's strange, since the white space is really big in IE6, but not in FF.

Smasher

Looks fine in Safari 2.0.4.