lets say some layouting works with firefox....now i have probs with
IE.....what happens to the code? if i change it to make t work in IE
it wont work with FF anymore.....how do i tell my my scripts to react
on different browser? how does it affect my code structure?
with if clauses?
thanks :)
On 26 Nov., 09:27, phpMagpie <p...@webbedit.co.uk> wrote:
> This is not a CakePHP specific problem, cross browser compatibility is a
> HTML, CSS, JavaScript thing.
>
> > that my website looks the same, no matter what browser is used?
>
> My first tip would be to realise that this ain't gonna happen, each browser
> (never mind PC, MAC, Linux, iPad, Android and on and on) will render your
> page slightly differently.
>
> Start with a simple website layout (maybe using a HTML5 reset and grid960
> CSS frameworks) and get that working then build up from there.
>
> HTH, Paul.
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