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web designing issues with Mac IE

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gbsothere - 27 Jun 2004 04:31 GMT
Can anyone tell me a good place to go to get help for web
design
issues with Mac IE?  I don't see much at all here about it,
so this
may not be the right place for me.  I'm designing for a
client who
is a Mac user and she has IE.  The problem is, the text I
placed in a
table is viewable and correct by Netscape, Safari and by
all the PC
users with IE I've talked to today.  All the Mac users I've
talked to
say that the entire text in the table is simply not there.  It
doesn't show up, although it's easily found when viewing the
source page.  Is this the place to raise such questions or
is there
a forum you know of that is more suitable for this type of
question?  Thanks!
Adam Bailey - 27 Jun 2004 06:35 GMT
> Can anyone tell me a good place to go to get help for web design
> issues with Mac IE?  I don't see much at all here about it, so this
> may not be the right place for me.  I'm designing for a client who
> is a Mac user and she has IE.  The problem is, the text I placed in
> a table is viewable and correct by Netscape, Safari and by all the
> PC users with IE I've talked to today.

Start by validating your HTML.

http://validator.w3.org

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Jon - 27 Jun 2004 15:59 GMT
>> Can anyone tell me a good place to go to get help for web design
>> issues with Mac IE?  I don't see much at all here about it, so this
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> http://validator.w3.org

Then once your HTML is valid, validate any CSS that your page is using:

http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/

-Jon
 
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