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ghealy44 10-29-2009 03:36 AM

Having some browser issues
 
I recently started messing with vbulletin, its been relatively easy to modify up to this point. My issue is that In firefox and Internet explorer my site looks perfect. In chrome and safari, the vbulletin menu is off and behind my custom navigation.

the site is here: www.twitchthesticks.com/forums

a main issue is that I cant fudge around in firebug since its safari that is jacked, but im hopeful that maybe someone can check me out and tell me where I screwed up. that menu specifically is lower in the header code, i havent touched anything down there. seems like it was fine one minute, gone the next.

thanks in advance to whoever can help me out.

Lynne 10-29-2009 04:07 AM

You need to use proper html. You have a <div> then a <div> and then suddenly a <td> tag with a bunch of stuff in it. You can't have a <td> tag without putting it inside a <table> and <tr> tag. You may want to google 'table html' to see the proper structure for a table.

ghealy44 10-29-2009 03:12 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Lynne (Post 1907672)
You need to use proper html. You have a <div> then a <div> and then suddenly a <td> tag with a bunch of stuff in it. You can't have a <td> tag without putting it inside a <table> and <tr> tag. You may want to google 'table html' to see the proper structure for a table.

wow, wasnt expecting something so easy. thanks for the heads up. I think what I did was I probably deleted them. I didnt insert the td into the header, I beleive its from vbulletin. ill go and try to work it out. thanks!

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Lynne (Post 1907672)
You need to use proper html. You have a <div> then a <div> and then suddenly a <td> tag with a bunch of stuff in it. You can't have a <td> tag without putting it inside a <table> and <tr> tag. You may want to google 'table html' to see the proper structure for a table.

LYNN, I tried to add in proper tags, I had to adjust some css i added in, but adding the tags actually made it easier. ony thing is that the black menubar is still scewed out to the right. any more ideas on what it could be?


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