webbot - navigation issues with firefox

V

vangal

Hello

I have previously created my site successfully and works great with IE and
decided to download Firefox. Of course I thought I'd check out my site using
firefox and was quite disheartened to find it looking not so good!!!

1/ My main problem is that I am using Frontpage navigation (webbot) within
a table and using IE it wraps within the table or I can force it by
indenting. However, with Firefox it is not wrapping but instead expands the
whole table width to fit the entire navigation on one line. AAAAGGGH!

Here's an example >> http://www.livingfreeonline.com/blogs.htm (if you are
able to check in both IE and Firefox you will see what I mean).

How can I rectify this so that it appears the same in IE & firefox???

2/ in the same scenario where there are no visible table borders in IE, it
is putting table borders in Firefox!!

Any help would be most appreciated. Thanks :eek:)
 
R

Ronx

The navigation "problem is normal and expected. Internet Explorer is
incorrectly allowing the nav.bar to wrap, but Firefox is displaying it
correctly.
The nav.bar is composed of links separated by a bullet, using the
following code for separation
</A></nobr>&nbsp;&bull;&nbsp;<nobr><A href=
There is nowhere in this code that allows the bar to wrap, but IE does
it anyway. The cure is to use a navigation bar style that allows
wrapping, or create two or more custom navigation bars.

I see no problems in this page regarding borders showing in Firefox.
Is there another faulty page?

There is a style sheet embedded in the <body> section of the page,
just before <div id="items">, that should be in the <head> section.
 
V

vangal

Hi thanks for responding.

I'll look into changing the navigation bars as you suggested but in regards
to the borders, I forgot to mention the other page
http://www.livingfreeonline.com/articles/articles.html

I was testing something yesterday and had to leave it that is why the div ID
tags are where they are. It is not a permanent thing. I was testing the
difference of using the div tags as I previously had not had them.
 

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