Cross OS heartbreak-- dreamweaver guidance needed SOS!

[(((DUB)))]

You folks seem to know your stuff and so I was hoping you could provide me with
some Dreamweaver advice or perhaps point me in the right direction?.

I am designing a site for a friend: [url]www.southindianlake.com[/url] (you can enter to
preview on the 2-feathers-logo)

I have used DW2004MX for the Mac to design it. In all tested browsers, the
site looks fine. There are no breaks or screw ups. However, when I view it on
my PC in the same browsers, it looks like ass. Broken up and separated spaces--
an absolute embarrassment. I desperately need some assistance here. I can't
find a direct solution in the other forums.

I do know some HTML and CSS, and hand coded my own portfolio site, but I want
to switch to using DW because it is faster than hand coding. Plus, I suck at
coding and I am still pretty much in the dark when it comes to fixes.

Like I said... the site looks and works fine in all the major browsers in the
Mac OS but on PC it looks really bad.

I appreciate any help or advice you can give me.



John

[email]jaydub@jaydubdesign.com[/email]

[-Rb]

"(((DUB)))" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
news:do4j7t$lra$1@forums.macromedia.com...

> You folks seem to know your stuff and so I was hoping you could provide me
> with
> some Dreamweaver advice or perhaps point me in the right direction?.
>
> I am designing a site for a friend: [url]www.southindianlake.com[/url] (you can enter
> to
> preview on the 2-feathers-logo)
>
> I have used DW2004MX for the Mac to design it. In all tested browsers, the
> site looks fine. There are no breaks or screw ups. However, when I view it
> on
> my PC in the same browsers, it looks like ass. Broken up and separated
> spaces--
> an absolute embarrassment. I desperately need some assistance here. I can't
> find a direct solution in the other forums.
>
> I do know some HTML and CSS, and hand coded my own portfolio site, but I
> want
> to switch to using DW because it is faster than hand coding. Plus, I suck at
> coding and I am still pretty much in the dark when it comes to fixes.
>
> Like I said... the site looks and works fine in all the major browsers in
> the
> Mac OS but on PC it looks really bad.
>
> I appreciate any help or advice you can give me.
>
>
>
> John
>
> [email]jaydub@jaydubdesign.com[/email]
>

Validate your pages.

HTH

-Rb

[kirkdickinson]

On the PC, it looks good in Firefox and bad in MSIE.

I think the problem is that MSIE does not correctly ignore line returns in td
tags. I have seen this before.

I like to nest my td tags.

<td>
content
</td>

I see that on your site too. MSIE will sometimes add a space there. Try
changing all of those to td's to this:
<td>content</td>

Bet that fixes it for MSIE on Windows.

Kirk