My page design looks different in browser

My website is table based using css styles for the text
designed in dreamweaver mx 2004.
On one page I have very simple a table with 2 columns, there
is text in one and my logo in the other. Both cols are set for
content to be vertically aligned to the top of the table and are
perfectly aligned.
When I look at my page online my logo is not where it should
be at the top of the table, it drops down slightly. I am living
with this as it does not hamper the usability of my page but I need
to know why it's happening for future pages. I only preview in
Safari at the moment, so I am also wondering if it's my browser, IE
on another pc shows the logo in the wrong position. I have tried
putting the logo in a layer with x and y co-ordinates set thinking
this might be more definate but it's even worse, way out of line
with the content in my table.
ALSO
My table is 600px deep. On my ibook and within dreamweaver,
the whole table is visible on screen without scrolling down to see
the last line.
When I preview in browser, I have to scroll down to see the
last line of content it's as though the online version has been
vertically stretched. The last line of content also has a logo
image in it a .png file, it didn't stretch out like this when there
was no image in the last line.
Any help much appreciated x

> Any help much appreciated x
Without seeing your page and its code, we can only guess.
1. I'd guess that your logo is within a <p> tag, and
the space that is
appearing above it is due to the default top margin on the
<p> tag.
> I have tried
> putting the logo in a layer with x and y co-ordinates
set thinking this
> might
> be more definate but it's even worse, way out of line
with the content in
> my
> table.
That's never going to be a good solution for you.
> When I preview in browser, I have to scroll down to see
the last line of
> content it's as though the online version has been
vertically stretched.
> The
> last line of content also has a logo image in it a .png
file, it didn't
> stretch
> out like this when there was no image in the last line.
You cannot control table heights in any way. Don't waste your
time trying.
Watch what happens when you preview and then make your
browser's text
display larger or smaller.
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"Lauraghc" <[email protected]> wrote in
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> My website is table based using css styles for the text
designed in
> dreamweaver
> mx 2004.
>
> On one page I have very simple a table with 2 columns,
there is text in
> one
> and my logo in the other. Both cols are set for content
to be vertically
> aligned to the top of the table and are perfectly
aligned.
>
> When I look at my page online my logo is not where it
should be at the top
> of
> the table, it drops down slightly. I am living with this
as it does not
> hamper
> the usability of my page but I need to know why it's
happening for future
> pages. I only preview in Safari at the moment, so I am
also wondering if
> it's
> my browser, IE on another pc shows the logo in the wrong
position. I have
> tried
> putting the logo in a layer with x and y co-ordinates
set thinking this
> might
> be more definate but it's even worse, way out of line
with the content in
> my
> table.
>
> ALSO
>
> My table is 600px deep. On my ibook and within
dreamweaver, the whole
> table is
> visible on screen without scrolling down to see the last
line.
>
> When I preview in browser, I have to scroll down to see
the last line of
> content it's as though the online version has been
vertically stretched.
> The
> last line of content also has a logo image in it a .png
file, it didn't
> stretch
> out like this when there was no image in the last line.
>
> Any help much appreciated x
>

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          <p align="left" class="style29"><span class="style1">Thank-you to all who attended to 2009 DC Metro Area Holiday Party! We'd like your feedback on the event. Please visit <a href="https://extranet2.aes.itt.com/HRSURVEYSITE/default.aspx" class="style106"><u>https://extranet2.aes.itt.com/HRSURVEYSITE/default.aspx</u></a> to provide your feedback. Click on “Respond to Survey” on the middle of the front page. If you are unable to access the survey, feel free to provide your feedback directly to Chris Gaskins.
Happy Holidays!</span><br />
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            <p align="center" class="style29"><img src="toys for tots logo.jpg" width="295" height="99" /></p>
            <p class="style1">Please join the Marine Corps Reserve for the 2009 Toys for Tots Campaign and make this a memorable year for those less fortunate during this holiday season. </p>
            <p class="style1">The Toys for Tots message, that someone cares and that there is hope for the future, has motivated countless youngsters throughout the nation to grow into responsible, productive and patriotic citizens. They are the leaders of tomorrow. Toys for Tots make a difference - it has a positive impact on lives and the communities it serves. While Toys for Tots is a nationwide effort, it is a community based program. The toys you contribute will be distributed locally to the underprivileged children who might otherwise be overlooked during this holiday season. The campaign will run from December 7, 2009 through December 17, 2009.</p>
            <p class="style1">As they have for the past 16 years, volunteers from the Office of the Associate Administrator for Airports will coordinate the FAA Headquarters Toys for Tots drive. They will be on hand to collect toys from boxes located on the 2nd floor of the Orville Wright Building (FOB-10A) and Level A (cafeteria) in the Wilbur Wright Building, FOB-10B. </p>
            <p class="style1">Toys should be unwrapped so that they can be sorted by age and gender. They should be appropriate for children up to 17 years of age. Items for older children are always in greatest demand. </p>
            <p class="style1">For further information, please contact Marc Tonnacliff at 202-267-8732 or Rick Marinelli at 202-267-7669. </p>
            <p class="style1">Thank you in advance for your generosity!</p>
            <hr />
            <p align="center" class="style29"><img src="snowflakes-header.jpg" width="216" height="46" /></p>
            <p align="center" class="style29">Inclement Weather Policy</p>
            <p align="left" class="style1">Should inclement weather occur and/or severe weather be forecast, Liberal Leave is available to AES employees in accordance with the Disruptions of Work Policy. Unless otherwise indicated we will generally follow the lead of the US Government in determining the application of liberal leave. Liberal Leave options for those employees in AES controlled facilities:<br />
              Exempt employees may <br />
              ▪ come to work as normal;<br />
              ▪ take the time off and either make up the time during the current pay week;<br />
              ▪ use PTO/floating holiday, if available, for the lost time ;<br />
              ▪ or stay at home and work with supervisor approval.<br />
              Non-exempt employees may <br />
              ▪ come to work as normal; <br />
              ▪ stay at home and either make up the time with supervisor approval during the current pay week;<br />
              ▪ or use PTO/floating holiday, if available, for the lost time.<br />
              Liberal Leave for those employees in Government controlled facilities:<br />
              In those locations where AES employees work at non-AES controlled sites, such as government facilities, AES employees will follow the guidelines established by the government about their facility status. If the government closes their facility you are to charge the lost time to the effort that you would have charged had you been able to report to work.<br />
              All employees who elect not to work during liberal leave should notify their supervisor.<br />
              <br />
              <br />
              Thank you,<br />
              <br />
              <br />
            Christopher L. Gaskins </p>
            <hr />
            <p align="center" class="style29"><a href="Holiday Guidance.pdf" class="style60">Annual Holiday Guidance for FAA Employees & Contractors</a></p>
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            <p align="center" class="style29">Lotus Notes Upgrade Launched</p>
            <p align="left" class="style1">The Messaging Services team is eager to remind you that the Lotus Notes 8.0.2 upgrade was launched October 26th and will continue through April 30, 2010. As schedules develop and become available from each Line of Business (LOB), the <a href="https://ecenter.faa.gov/appspub/national/nd8webcommo.nsf/ND8Communications?OpenPage" class="style103"><u>ND8 Communications</u></a> site will be updated to reflect the changes. Remember that individual LOBs will control their own implementation schedules, so we encourage everyone to visit the site frequently and find out when the upgrade is happening in your area.</p>
          <p align="left" class="style1">Now for the important stuff. In order to better prepare for this major upgrade, we highly encourage all employees to take training, especially our new and exciting user online training offerings! For those really excited enthusiasts, feel free to browse supplemental training links, web casts, sneak previews, and schedule updates available on the <a href="https://ecenter.faa.gov/appspub/national/nd8webcommo.nsf/ND8Communications?OpenPage" class="style103"><u>ND8 Communications</u></a> site.</p>
          <p align="left" class="style1">Meanwhile, let's take a moment to highlight some of the upcoming features...</p>
          <p align="left" class="style1">As promised, the new Lotus Notes 8.0.2 software will offer an updated, more intuitive interface with embedded Sametime, conversation threads, in-line spell checking, and Sidebar features, just to name a few. You will encounter some major changes in the layout and experience new enhancements that simplify business processes.</p>
          <p align="left" class="style1">One of the first noticeable changes is the new Sidebar tool located on the right side of the screen. The Sidebar displays embedded Notes applications and more importantly, fully integrates Sametime 8 within the Notes client. After the upgrade, you will no longer have to launch a separate Sametime client! Other helpful Sidebar applications include the Day-At-A-Glance feature which summarizes calendar entries in a single-day view, and the option to add RSS feeds.</p>
          <p align="left" class="style1">Even for those who travel or work off-site, the new DWA-iNotes Lite version of web mail allows you to access email more quickly and efficiently. Easily switch to the full version, when your work requires more robust tools.</p>
          <p align="left" class="style1">The wait is almost over, so be sure to take advantage of the available training and learn about the exciting benefits before everyone else. Experience the desktop of the future today! </p>
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Server Not Found.
Is this an intranet site? Did you inherit this mess? I don't mean to be rude or sarcastic but this code is terrible. I'm amazed that this is being used on a dot GOV server. I suppose if the public can't see it, it doesn't matter to the FAA that this site is a web accessibility and maintenance nightmare. 100+ redundant .styles on a single web page. That has to be a new record.   If this site were in my charge, I'd recommend a total rebuild.
Anyway, in an attempt to answer your question, 90% of display problems are code related. Use the links below to check your code and fix all reported errors.
HTML Validator - http://validator.w3.org
CSS Validator - http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/
HTML & CSS Tutorials - http://w3schools.com/
Best of luck,
Nancy O.
Alt-Web Design & Publishing
Web | Graphics | Print | Media Specialists
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DESIGN WINDOW / WEB SITE WINDOW LOOK DIFFERENT

WHY DOES MY PAGE IN DESIGN VIEW LOOK EXACTLY LIKE I WANT IT
TO, BUT WHEN I VIEW THE PAGE IN MY BROWSER, IT'S GOT GAPS ALL
BETWEEN THE LINES AND LOOKS VERY DISSIMILAR TO BY DESIGN VIEW PAGE?
HOW DO I CONTACT DREAMWEAVER
SUPPORT?????????????????????????????????????
I'M USING CS3.

I don't think OP is referring to "InDesign" but rather to
DW's Design view.
There are many reasons why things might look different in
DW's Design view
and in the browser. Show us your page and we'll tell you
which of those it
might be.
Murray --- ICQ 71997575
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(If you *MUST* email me, don't LAUGH when you do so!)
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"Mister Mustard" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]..
> On Tue, 11 Sep 2007 04:03:11 +0000 (UTC), "Granpoh"
> <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>>why does my page in design view look exactly like i
want it to, but when i
>>view
>>the page in my browser, it's got gaps all between the
lines and looks very
>>dissimilar to by design view page? how do i contact
dreamweaver
>>support??
>>
>> i'm using cs3.
>
> InDesign is for printing things at fixed sizes. Web
browsers are
> resizeable. That is a MAJOR difference.

Team Blog: Why does my page look different in BrowserLab?

Duane O'Brien, engineer on the BrowserLab team has a new blog post on the BrowserLab Team blog that you might find interesting. It covers when/why you might see rendering differences between the BrowserLab browsers and your local browsers. Good info.
http://blogs.adobe.com/browserlab/2011/07/11/why-does-my-page-look-different-in-browserlab /
Bruce
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Twitter: @brucebowman, @adobebrowserlab

As Wyodor indicated IE is not the most advance, up-to-date browser out there.
See Roddy’s tips for making iWeb pages more compatible with IE.
OT

Published a site in iweb but looks different in the web browser

Hi,
I have published a site in iWeb but it looks different when viewed in the web browser having published a few times.
The pictures have small frames around which display perfectly i niweb but do not show in browser?
The navigation menu is all showing in iweb but again not showing in the web browser?
Not sure what I am doing wrong? I have tried to publish a few times.. checked that all the tick boxes show 'display navigation menu' etc?
Thanks
Toni

Since you do not provide real varifiable, factual information I searched for :
http://www.google.com/search?q=toni+darcy%27s+Products
Is this you?
http://www.tonidarcy.co.uk/toni_darcy_photographer/toni_darcy._photographer._wel come..html
I noticed on the Pricing page that I cannot click the Gallery link. Something covering it?
Other pages have similar behaviour.
And there's no link for the home page. Perhaps you're hiding it.
And see if you can use a shorter, and different, Sitename. It is clear who you are. And just welcome is enough.
And empty the browser cache.

Why same custom designed item looks different on different MIDP phones?

Same MIDP application looks different on different phones, which is obvious. But the sizes of custom items are also looks different, which is some thing trouble some. IE the custom designed button of size say 50 X 20, looks proper on BlackBerry MIDP phone, but same button looks very small [cant even recognize] on Nokia MIDP phone. Why it is so?
Is there any way to design items as per the phone dimensions? Regards.
Note: I want to get standard item size, font size etc. so that I can use them directly. In this case on every device the designed items will look proper
Edited by: nikhil_shravane on Aug 21, 2010 04:27 AM

The look depends on mainly three things, the screen size, screen resolution and dpi. Although dpi is related to the ration of screen size and screen resolution. If the dpi is higher, the same image or item will look smaller than from a device which has a lower dpi. Like the iPhone and BB Bold both has almost identical screen resolution, however Bold has a higher dpi so the same image or a html page looks smaller on Bold than it is in iPhone.
Regards,
SD

My Muse page looks different on Firefox and Chrome - both are the latest versions

On Firefox, my pre-loader wants to load each time it encounters an Edge Animate on my scroll page. Page anchors are slightly changed in Firefox and this messes up my scroll, opacity and Ege Animate triggers.
I'm not sure if this is relevant but I also receive this error message in my browser immediately after exporting to HTML - http://www.broadcastgems.com/mediastreamer5/Muse_js_Error.jpg
Here's my Muse Webpage - http://www.broadcastgems.com/MoGraphIntensity_ShapesText_PreLoad/
Lastly, I can't get my Form on the said page to work - on both Chrome and FIrefox. I can fill in the boxes but clicking 'Send' doesn't seem to do anything. Also, the text column for "Message" is ridiculously narrow - only 2-3 words long and I can't seem to change this. Visually it looks long but once I start typing it wordwraps after only 2-3 words. I'm using the built-in Form widget that comes with Muse.BTW, the form is right at the bottom of the page/URL I provided in the previous para - you can get there via the menu button, Inquiry.
Thanks for any assistance
- Roland

Hi Aish, here's the screen recording I made http://www.broadcastgems.com/mediastreamer5/Muse_Browser_Issue_Jan29_2014_01.zip
Notice how Firefox initiates the Muse pre-loader each time it reaches an Edge Animate object AND how the layout looks different when I use the menu buttons to access page anchors. Unfortunately, I forgot to record the form's Message Text Field, to show how narrow the column is. Any idea on how to fix/enlarge the column for this?
BTW, I just received a form submission that I made a while back - like half an hour ago.
Cheers
- Roland

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