When dealing with display issues, first validate your code. Browsers can react differently to code errors. You also have an error (a missing ;) in your style.css:
#abonnement ul {
list-style-type: none;
padding: 0px 0 0px 0;
margin-left: 275px;
margin-top: 0px
margin-bottom: 0px;
}
Thank you for your quick reply! That’s quite a lot of errors in my site!
I guess i need to go through them and fix them one by one? What other consequences could these errors have?
Thanks!
Fix the ones due to unclosed tags and the css one first because these are the ones most likely to result in display problems. Errors inside youtube code can typically be ignored.
Ok. So i fixed the CSS unclosed tag and checked out the report from my code validation. Unfortunately, i have no idea what to do about it.
Most of the errors seem to come from the formatting of the articles, yet the articles themselves look fine in Explorer. Plus i can edit php and css files in WordPress, but can i edit html the way it appears in the validation results?
My two biggest issues with Explorer right now is the displaying of the bullet jpg image in the sidebar list (which shows up in all browsers except for Explorer) and the H2 heading of the single article page, which Explorer really screws up, as you can see.
One more thing, which is really baffling me…how can the space between my post title and the posts themselves differ from post to post?? If they all obey the same CSS rule, how is that possible?
It’s the same on my home page and on the single post pages. The title to every second post is higher than the previous one…
