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Google Chrome adds a weird white area when I look at it..
But now it's your job to fix that. :)
Yes, how dare we use a browser that actually renders in a standards-compliant manner.
Please center that shit properly. That outer div align="center" BS doesn't do anything for other browsers, only IE.
edit: older versions of IE, it only centers in IE8 if you use compatability view.Eh. I like Chrome and don't care much for layout. I care for content. And this is pretty useful stuff.
Either Chrome sucks or your girlfriend does, and I have a hard time fantasizing about Chrome, so…
Lol at all the people acting like chrome is so great for showing this problem. IE8 shows the same thing and I bet most of the other browsers do too.
The site must be created in IE6 or 7, I'd say the first order of business should be to update it to IE8 so that these problems stop happening.Personally, I think the "standards" just suck. But everybody hates me and throws rocks at me when I say that, so don't pay any attention to me.
Thats weird. I checked it on Firefox, slimbrowser, IE8 and chrome. It all looks normal except for chrome on my computer, but on my gfs computer theres no space on chrome.