Thread: Difference between FF & IE

Usually there are some small differences between IE & FF in reading the web page.
However, there are some huge problems with one page of my site.
redhawk-archery.com/peep.php

The header uses the "include" method and is fine on all other pages.

I have deleted the page from the server, started from scratch, etc.

No Joy

Anyone with ideas?

Try putting the Redhawk image in an html box and position it where it doesn't
cover the text.............

The redhawk image and links use the NavalDesign "menu include" method.
The html box is positioned in the upper left hand corner of the page. The pic of the wart hog is positioned directly below the video.
Everything is perfect in FF3
All other pages a re designed exactly (visually anyway) as this page and are good.
Thanks

I just imported that page
and found a very small form just under the image.

I moved the red dots and the image over to the left
and you can see the result here:

The pic of the warthog is way down...............

Not sure what you found. There should have been a PayPal button under the errant header.
Cant explain why the hog is way down there.
Can I send you the BV page to look at?
Thanks

Have you got an external scrip on this page.? As i found my mouse pointer changed to a red hand & it is usually 1 of the external scripts like this that creates this sort of problem.

Yes, however the same script is on all of the pages and it worked ok for months. I did do a complete redesign. This problem page was made from one of the other pages that is in order.
I did delete the page from the server before publishing the last time.

Thanks for taking the time

Originally Posted by CarbonTerry

Not sure what you found. There should have been a PayPal button under the errant header.
Cant explain why the hog is way down there.
Can I send you the BV page to look at?
Thanks

Sure why not..................

I resolved the issue by making the page .html instead of .php and doing a redirect for the .php version.
Thanks for the help everyone.