Help with css layout..please

TheCrow

TheCrow

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Hi this is my 1st website , we need to make a dynamic one for uni so i was trying to start off with a static page.

Main problem:

My navigation bar looks fine in FireFox and the page holds the 3 coloums, but in IE it takes on spacing to the left, and pushes the right hand coloum down the page.

To see my css add 'style.css' to end of website address.

2nd problem:

The logo im using is a quick jpg i made up, wich looks fine when on my computer, but when i upload the page to webspace it looses all quality. How can i fix this?


Any help would be great!! Thanks.
 
TheCrow said:
The logo im using is a quick jpg i made up, wich looks fine when on my computer, but when i upload the page to webspace it looses all quality. How can i fix this?


Any help would be great!! Thanks.
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post the image here for starters. lets see how it looks when posted here.

constructive critisism... you should change "vetinary center" so it is above image, and only the slogan is below.

ie...


Tay
Veterinary Centre
Logo
"The Friendly Vets"

Code: 
<img src="gfx/logo.jpg" alt="Tay Vet Logo"/>
just out of interest, is there any point to the second "/"?
 
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logoxm2.jpg
 
Nope there was no need for it it seems :) just a newbie mistake.I have also re-done the header as sugested, think ill need to give it time to look right to me cos spent so long looking at it the other way :p


also any reason for the logo pic not showing in IE atall?
 
well the same goes for these lines...

Code: 
	<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=ISO-8859-1" />
	<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="style.css" />
and any others which make the same mistake.

oh and the header looks loads better that way around! ;)
 
does HTML strict not need all tags to be closed? even if its within its self?

:confused: - maby not needed for anything else other that standards?
 
lol its ok, going by w3c validation page i should close them. but dont think it effects any of the problems im having.

I would have said when you 1st asked but im not sure atall of web development myself.
 
seek said:
Code: 
<img src="gfx/logo.jpg" alt="Tay Vet Logo"/>
just out of interest, is there any point to the second "/"?
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Yes, to validate for XHTML strict, tags without a specific closing tag like <b> </b> should be closed within themselves: <img src="image.png" /> :)
 
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