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On a website I just recently put together I’m having a problem with the text overflowing when I look at it on a laptop. I put the website together in Dreamweaver. When I look at the website on a laptop the text paragraphs run into each other and off the main part of the website. Also, the text is unusually large on a laptop. Does anyone know why this problem is occurring?
Here is the code I’m using: <td rowspan="12" valign="top" bgcolor="#76808E"><style type="text/css"> body { font: 11px Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; } div#content { width: 324px; height: 700px; padding: 10px; border: 1px solid grey; background: #76808E; } </style> <div class="style14 style1" id="content"> <p class="style12 style4 style5">About Space Clearings</p> <p><span class="style12 style4">Cleaning your home keeps the space enjoyable to live in, maintains health and provides a relaxing atmosphere. p> </div></td> |
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What browsers are you looking in?
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I sent a reply to this same question on another forum. Broken closing paragraph tag.
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Thanks for the help regarding the broken closing paragraph tag.
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Like darren said, it was most likely because of the broken closing tag for the paragraph; however, users can override the default browser settings and apply their own font face and size. I do this is in FF on my MBP (mac book pro)
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