How to stop the difference appearing of my website between browsers

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Hi all ,

I have recently finished developing a website.It is working great in IE,but all the design is bad in other browsers.So how can i fix that ?

This is my website url.Please see how the design is gone in chrome or firefox.

http://pureprolb.com/mediaworld/[^]

Posted 8-Jul-11 9:53am

mhamad zarif

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Arindam Tewary 8-Jul-11 16:49pm

Looks like "advertising". I checked the website did't see any problem. I have been using Chrome 13 and could see the site nicely apart from one image missing. Please ensure that proper link has been given which actually shows the problem. Please don't try to advertise here.

mhamad zarif 8-Jul-11 17:34pm

offcourse it is not advertising.I dont care about this company.I am a programmer.To see the differences please try yo visit the out door media page in cgrome and see for example how the gridview header is appearing bad.But on IE it is perfect.

Shahriar Iqbal Chowdhury/Galib 8-Jul-11 17:11pm

I see nothing wrong? whats the issue?

mhamad zarif 8-Jul-11 17:40pm

Please visite the outdoormedia page in chrome and see how the gridview header is appearing.While in IE it is great.

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#realJSOP · Answer 1 · 2011-07-08T10:02:00

You have to refactor your CSS. This has always been a problem. Unfortunately, you're pretty much on your own in fixing it. Google is your friend.

EDIT ===============

Why the 1-votes? CSS has always been an issue with different browsers. He didn't specify which version of IE he's using, or anything else. The site is blocked at work, and I won't go to an unknown web site anyway. If he says there are issues like he described, it IS a problem in the CSS. Voting this answer with a 1 won't change the truth.