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    how can i make my web page cross browser compatible? can anyone help?

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    Please don't post duplicates of the same question.

    Are you experiencing any specific problems, or just looking for some general advice?
    Javascript or Css?
    Do you have a link we can look at?

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    There's no simple answer. It depends on many factors. First, use standards and cross-browser features (for example, don't rely on IE-only code). Second, if you want specific advice, post a link and explain how it differs across browsers.



    I've deleted your second posting of this in the Javascript forum. Is this a question about Javascript? HTML? CSS? Ask a more specific question and a moderator can move it if needed.
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    can i upload my code to get the solution?

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    Do you have a link to a page we can look at (it's a lot easier for us).

    Also, are you experiencing any particular problems, or just checking to make sure it's cross-browser compatiable?

    Is it a problem with the Javascript or Css on your page?

    Please answer those questions, to give us a better idea of how to help you!

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    validate your web link or page contact at:

    validator.w3.org/

    The less error, the better the compatibilities among browsers. Even for mobile devices.

    And put some Javascript to detect M$ IEs since Bill G. did not like JS whenever he was the CEO of M$ where Netscape was fully support it.

    You can also test various browsers with URL entered "http://html5test.com"

    The higher the score means high HTML5 friendly. As a result, your web contents better complied with XHTML (to be disolved within years) or HTML5 (guaranteed valid after year of 2025).



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    how can i make my web page cross browser compatible? can anyone help?

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    Just to add one more thing. If you want to see how it works across many browsers, this and other similar websites can help:
    http://browsershots.org/

    As for uploading your code, sure, upload it as a webpage and give us a link. The amount of help you get will be limited because you're asking for free support, so don't expect us to completely rewrite your page, but if you have a specific question we can certainly help.
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