It's screwed up for me through both IE and Firefox, appearing the same through both browsers. Lots of excess space between words from the second paragraph downward. The clickable icons beginning with the house start by overlapping the "a" and "s" in "safewaste." Roughly 3/4 of the right side of the page is blank.
Yeah, it did the same for me, with both IE and FF, but IE I could at least read the text. The icons are out of place on IE. But, it is just because someone used FrontPage instead of a real editor. It'll just be a matter of the company hiring a real web designer, instead of leaving it to their sys. admin. to save a few $$$.
Hendikins says above to go View -> Page Style -> None and it works.
Now I can view their products, but the last-update line makes me wonder if it's still current. Their news page stops at Sept. 2004, so I bet their web guru left.
We look at our web page as a major part of our advertising and it's a weekly job keeping things up to date. There were 720 unique visits last month - that's a lot of brochures! I worked bloody hard to make the site accessible to all browsers (it was difficult getting IE to view it properly!) and I don't understand other companies not doing the same.
Yep, but that's what happens when a page is designed using FrontPage. I swear any page I come across that appears horribly broken in Firefox was made with FrontPage.
Frontpage makes sites non-IE incompatible ... and after the push update to IE7 that's occurring around about now, most of those previously only IE compatible pages will most-likely become IE7 incompatible.
This is a beautiful example of how NOT to use FrontPage.
It's not an inherent problem with FrontPage (trust me on this), but there does appear to be an inherent problem with the FrontPage USER. This code is craptastic, even for badly-used FrontPage.
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ahh. there's the problem. whoever did it used Front Page.
tell them to get a real editor, like Editplus. or even Dreamweaver.
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The table widths are buggered (insert rant about tables for layout here).
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Now I can view their products, but the last-update line makes me wonder if it's still current. Their news page stops at Sept. 2004, so I bet their web guru left.
We look at our web page as a major part of our advertising and it's a weekly job keeping things up to date. There were 720 unique visits last month - that's a lot of brochures! I worked bloody hard to make the site accessible to all browsers (it was difficult getting IE to view it properly!) and I don't understand other companies not doing the same.
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It's not an inherent problem with FrontPage (trust me on this), but there does appear to be an inherent problem with the FrontPage USER. This code is craptastic, even for badly-used FrontPage.
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