Firefox vs Internet Explorer

[testcenter]

Hello,

I have a small problem with my website on one page.

Please take a look at the bottom of this page:
http://www.villarembrandt.nl/html/fotos.html

If you look this page in Firefox than you can see that the middle row of
YouTube videos is a little bit lower than the left and right row.

If you look this page in Internet Explorer then there is no problem. How
can I fix this ?

IE version: 8.0.7600.16385
Firefox version: 6.0.2
Netobjects version 11 SP1

[Adendum]

Re-work that section of the page and put all your videos in to a table of 3 or maybe 5 columns instead of text boxes.

Also, you should always develop and test a site in Firefox first and make adjustments to suit IE afterwards.

[Keith]

Testcenter:

Adendum gave you good advise. However let me offer some cheats that may
come in handy.

1) You might try forcing two lines of text for each video.

2) Not so much in this case, but when you're trying to line objects up
vertically and they don't want to cooperate, insert a vertical line or
rectangle between them. Make the colors of the lines and fill the same
color as your background. This usually works when all else fails. It
sort of creates areas that don't interfere with each other.

Keith
Lodi, CA


On 9/17/2011 11:15 AM, testcenter wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I have a small problem with my website on one page.
>
> Please take a look at the bottom of this page:
> http://www.villarembrandt.nl/html/fotos.html
>
> If you look this page in Firefox than you can see that the middle row of
> YouTube videos is a little bit lower than the left and right row.
>
> If you look this page in Internet Explorer then there is no problem. How
> can I fix this ?
>
> IE version: 8.0.7600.16385
> Firefox version: 6.0.2
> Netobjects version 11 SP1
>
>

[testcenter]

Thanks Adendum and Keith,

I will give both solutions a try and see what is the best.

Thanks for the answers.

[Natty Smith]

I agree in what Adendum and Keith advised. Always check in firefox once you update your site, the main reason hear is that IE doesn't really follow certain W3C standards causing certain codes cannot be visually available in IE. This is a main problem about IE, I hope they will try to improve this so that I don't need to create 2 versions of my site. one W3C standard compliant another not so so because of IE.