Best viewed with FF?

[insename2]

Why do ppl put this on their sites? isnt it their own faulty coding causing wrong renders if they code for a non acid2 compliant browser instead of in proper wc3?

 

[Toonces]

maybe their surreptitiously trying to promote FF as a browser for no other reason than personal opinion... like the Nvidia TWIMTBP; even though the game may run better on ATI cards

 

[letdown427]

Isn't it IE that has some rendering 'perks' that web designers have had to accomodate into their pages, which then translate to firefox looking wrong when it renders everything properly?

Meh, I don't know. I'll say they're promoting FF. Good on them. I haven't seen a site with that though?

 

[Shawn]

The only thing I've EVER seen render wrong in FF is stupid Myspace pages, and that's because you have idiots fvcking up the code. Half of the time their stupid pages don't render properly in IE either.

 

[insename2]

Neither FF nor ie is a good standard since they both fail ACID2... I have seen pleanty of sites now that say something along the lines of "if you dont use FF, you suck and this may not display properly..."

 

[RapidSnail]

Opera doesn't fail ACID2...

 

[GregGreen]

Originally posted by: Shawn
The only thing I've EVER seen render wrong in FF is stupid Myspace pages, and that's because you have idiots fvcking up the code. Half of the time their stupid pages don't render properly in IE either.

MSNBC.com newstories render some of the ads and what not incorrectly also... what do you expect from a Microsoft site though?

 

[EyeMWing]

Because IE does not properly support CSS as the W3C defines it and there are some issues with the flawed implementation which are unresolveable. CSS positioning is particularly volatile. FF's implementation of absolute positioning is just that - absolute. You define exactly which pixel you want the thing located at. IE's implementation is broken, and will ATTEMPT to position at a certain pixel, but does not allow directly adjacent objects in certain cases and will shift one object or another to another spot. If you need two images to be directly adjacent, this is going to look very, very, VERY bad.

It also has other problems with both CSS and clientside scripting support. You can fix those, but your code will not validate (Personally, I don't care about validation as anything other than a syntax checking tool, but some people take it very seriously)