calendar problems with Firefox

[cyberico]

it seems impossible to "center" the calendar inside the template with firefox. Explorer displays it perfect.

look at my website under constr.

http://www.photorape.com/blog/

calendar in firefox stays on left side even if text-align is "center". i tried over and over and i think it is a calendar module problem.

if anyone is able to help me please mail me!!!
thnx

[Connie]

1) your page is not validating because of missing Codepage-header-meta

ADD UTF-8!!!!!!!1

2) it cannot be a problem of the calendar as the calendar is absolutely styled by CSS and the calendar is validating absolutely correct either in HTML or in CSS

3) I even cannot validate your CSS because of the errors in your page

4) if an element does not align like it's definition defines, there can be a situation of inheriting styles...

so, clean your code first

I do not accept your oponion about wrong coding of calendar at all

[cyberico]

thnx Connie.

pls could you help me and give me the exact utf-8 string/code i have to add.
sorry im not a pro webdesigner.

now i had some changes in calendar. it seems a bit better.

thank you very much
enrico



[QUOTE=Connie]1) your page is not validating because of missing Codepage-header-meta

ADD UTF-8!!!!!!!1

[Connie]

Enrico,

here is the line which you must enter in the header of the template-files, because all program input and output will be in UTF-8-format and the browser will not show correctly when the codepage is not defined:

<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html;charset=utf-8" />

I recommend you when you design your own template to use the existing templates as examples, or take the simple-template for example and modify that piece by piece...

good luck!

[premii]

add this css rule after .table-calendar-vz. its not perfect, but it works.

html>body .table-calendar {width:100%; }
html>body .td-calendar-days{width:3%; }
html>body .td-calendar-days-imagefound{width:3%; }

[GeoS]

IMHO that topic shouldnt be in Bug Raport forum!!

[Connie]

yes, it should be moved to FRONTEND; but I can't do that

[GeoS]

Me too :/