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quake
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Everything on the website is made by me, including the pixel art.

Anyway.. I thought it was ready, and before anyone complains it's meant to be very simplistic for easy access (it's my portfolio website)

I do though, have one problem. It's fine in firefox, but in IE and Opera the text goes up about 10px and i can't find out why..

Thanks Laughing out loud

http://quake-pixelart.wise-projects.com/stylesheet.css

http://quake-pixelart.wise-projects.com/

Merry christmas also :]

hira kumar
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Make Valid HTML Document Type

Your page should not be html . Please change into xhtml and valid your code on http://validator.w3.org/. Please read instruction first before you post on forum. Your codes are very poor html . Your code must be w3c standard.

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hm not sure about it not

hm not sure about it not being html instead of xhtml, shouldn't really matter... but it should have a doctype at the beginning..

and use unordered list instead of div id for your menu items, makes things much more simple

well that's all i can say for now

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hira kumar wrote:Your page

hira kumar wrote:

Your page should not be html . Please change into xhtml ...

... Please explain your position.

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vin2785 wrote:hm not sure

vin2785 wrote:

hm not sure about it not being html instead of xhtml, shouldn't really matter...

Correct!
The coder has the choice of using HTML or XHTML, depends on their preference and what they are doing with their code.
Yes, you will also need a valid doctype.
And then validate your code against that doctype to make sure everything is coded as it should be.

CSS is reliant on valid HTML to work as expected.

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