firefox和ie中的css兼容（CSS compatible with IE in Firefox）.doc

firefox和ie中的css兼容（CSS compatible with IE in Firefox） 1.css shows different effects in different browsers There are many differences between Firefox and IE in identifying certain CSS styles, including: The default padding values for UL and ol are different. In Firefox, padding-left defaults to around 40px, while IE is 0, and generally sets ul{margin:0; padding:0} can solve most of the problems The font size small definition is different, Firefox is 13px, and IE is 16px, the difference is quite big, and can only be set as 14px trouble, (not found) The juxtaposition of multiple elements arranged (pictures or links) code in the box and enter will cause the gap between elements, while in Firefox and IE that is not the same, IE display space (about 8px), Firefox display space (about 4PX) For non-standard code compatible with different, close symbol does not affect the display missing IE, and Firefox will form a disordered layout, and ie used in the padding and margin negative Firefox will be analyzed as 0, easy to cause the layout confusion; (I feel like I was negative in Firefox there is also displayed) Firefox strict analysis of long size, will cause the settings do not match (beyond) pictures or tables, the original set div big; ! The important property can work in other browsers other than the IE browser, so someone uses this difference to make a CSS compatible with multiple browsers; The div that does not define ID is associated with other settings in the div property in IE, while the position in Firefox is related to the location of the div in the file, followed by the previous div (to be tried) The div set to float doubles under ie, especially margin-left, which is a bug of IE6 margin. The solution is to add display:inline to this div; If you are adding content dynamically, it is better not to define height. Browsers can be automatically scalable, but if the content is static, the height is best to be fixed. (sometimes it doesnt seem to go down automatically. I don