Maybe Microsoft designed it this way....or am I just being cynical? Read on....The HTML generated by ASP.Net2 works great in IE6 and IE7 but I cannot make it work on Firefox and Chrome. If you want to see what I mean go to http://www.thesportsclub.org.uk This is a live site. It's handwritten (in UltraEdit) as bog-standard XHTML and validates OK as XHTML 1.0 transitional with the W3C validator. It's got bits of PERL and bits of PHP and bits of Javascript, but nothing fancy and it lives on a Unix box and is served by Apache 1.3. It's been there for years. You can look at this with Chrome, Firefox or IE and it looks pretty much the same. Just look at the home (index page). Note the graphic across the top - it's set using CSS as the background image of a div.
I'm trying to re-write this site in ASP.NET2 (to teach myself how to make a "modern" web site) and the proto ...
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