Charlottezweb
08-18-2005, 10:24 PM
In OPERA, the following page isn't utilizing the full page height. So the iframe (center) is vastly un-displayed. Any insight into what tag or coding I have incorrect that's causing that? It works fine in IE/FF...
http://www.marcobarrera.com/en/
I'd be happy to paypal $10 or 15 usd if anyone can provide me a quick solution tonight. (please pm me before posting if you want me to pay you in case multiple people post it)...thanks in advance!
Cheers,
Jason
stripeyteapot
08-18-2005, 10:39 PM
Hello,
This may well be just a validity problem. When a document is presented, browsers interpret these and display its render. Browsers are for the most part, based on the specifications the w3c lays out, therefore a valid document has a better chance (Usually 100%) of rendering as intended, than an invalid document.
Not only this, valid, well formed documents tend to load a little bit faster, ultimately reducing the user wait period.
I had a quick look at your mark up, the first thing I noticed was you have no doctype. This is required so the browser knows which DTD to refer to when rendering the document.
More about DTD's here; http://www.w3schools.com/tags/tag_doctype.asp
Once you have added your doctype, you can then check its validity here; http://validator.w3.org
This will help you determine the errors in your document, and allow you to correct accordingly. Doing so may well fix your error cross-browser. I have a feeling that if Opera is having a hard time with it, many other browsers will too.
If you do this, and it doesn't correct the error then maybe you can post again and let us know. Sorry I don't have more time to look for the specific problem, it's 3.38am and I'm off to bed!
For reference, valid documents usually allow quick identification of errors and solutions. These mentioned, are just a few of the many advantages of well formed, valid documents!
Hope this helps.
OriginXT
08-19-2005, 02:24 PM
PMed. The poster above missed the most important detail of this...