Thank you. I can view the page now and he is using
funky-fonts also. Displays quite differently between
Firebird & IE. Firebird actually displays the 1 font (Andy)
and IE does not, and it is not installed on my computer
anyways.
: Good guess, it uses absolute positioning.
:
:
::: Business associates of mine indicate that when they open
::: my website
www.asphaltcare.com. It does not appear as
::: it does when I open my own webpage. The font's and text
::: boxes are sometimes unreadable or in a different
::: location than I put them. Sometimes the verbage is
::: overlapping. The website looks perfectly formatted when
::: I open it from my computer. Is there a way to fix
::: this? Does anyone know why this happens? Need help
::: ASAP. THANKS!!
::
:: I tried the link and the site was not found, so I have to
:: guess at this...
:: Fonts- always use standard fonts. If the client machine
:: does not have the font it will replace it. If you really
:: need to use some fancy script then place that text into a
:: GIF image.
:: Locations- avoid the use of absolute positioning as
:: different browsers will skew it. Place text and graphics
:: into tables and size the tables as a percentage and not
:: as a pixel count.
::
:: HTH
::
:: Mike
