Yesterday marked my long ride ever, coming in at approximately 139 miles as a part of the Rapha Gentlemen’s Race. We headed out to the beach (Lincoln City) on Friday evening and stayed in a suite at the Inn at Spanish Head thanks to team president Jim who served as sugar daddy for the evening. [...]
A Puzzle Solved
Posted By Adam Edgerton on March 7th, 2009
For the last month or so my website has been up, I’ve known that it had issues with certain browsers, namely the one that begins with Internet and ends with Explorer, AKA browser from Hell. Thanks to a link from Joey a little while back, I was able to figure out exactly what different browsers were displaying on my site using browsershots.org.
A call from Uncle Bruce this morning reminded me about the browser from Hell’s insistance upon incorrectly displaying my site, so I decided to set about figuring it out once and for all. After some searching, I figured out the problem. Besides the fact that the browser from Hell itself is a problem, I found a couple tiny little div tags surrounding non-link text overlying shapes that seemed suspicious. I removed them, changed the references for the text alignment in some cases, and the problem would appear to be solved! The offending div tags:
Of course this never would have been an issue had the browser from Hell simply decided to cooperate.
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Comments 1
March 8th, 2009 at 9:00 pm
oooh! like the site. I’m going to use it now. such cool tools on the internet.