If you have a floated element such as a div and you place margin-right or margin-left on that element, Internet Explorer 6.0 will double that margin value, causing errors in your html layout. To fix this simply add display:inline; to your floating element.? That should fix the issue.
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HTML Lists
So you want to learn how to create HTML Lists? That’s why you are here right?
Here is a list of HTML list tags you can use.
Here is an example of an unordered list.
An unordered list starts with the <ul> tag. Each list item starts with the <li> tag.
<ul> <li>Hockey</li> <li>Football</li> </ul>
Result
Hockey Football<ol> <li>Hockey</li> <li>Football</li> </ol>
Result
Hockey FootballExperiment with the other tags to see what you get. Good luck.
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broswershots.org
So you’ve designed a website and now you want to put it online. But wait a minute, your website looks great in Internet Explorer but how does it look in web browsers such as Firefox, Opera, Safari etc..? What do you do now? Do you install all browsers known to man kind? No, there is a awesome solution which is online and free.
We use browsershots.org to get our screen shots of our work. It is easy and free to use. All you have to do is enter your website address in the url “Enter URL Here:” section and select all the browsers you want to use to test your website. Within a few minutes, after you submit your site for testing, you should start to see some images of your site. It’s a great site for web developers and we recommend you use it.
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