hot or not looks pretty fucked up

[Jason]

both the week 2 and 3 not entries in the hot or not section look incredibly fucked up. this screenshot was taken in firefox 1.0.1, notice both the formatting issues and the errant characters.

what gives?

[Burnt]

both the week 2 and 3 not entries in the hot or not section look incredibly fucked up. this screenshot was taken in firefox 1.0.1, notice both the formatting issues and the errant characters.

what gives?

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A better question would be: who gives (a f*ck)?

[Dameon Angell]

Firefox gets fucked up in websites sometimes, I dunno how to fix it, but it just does. Use IE and look at it again and you'll see it's normal. I suppose its some sort of coding error or compatability error of some sort in the browser

[Mulkero]

No it's because it's made for non-standard-IE. Start doing valid code. :P

[ogron]

i get the same thing using firefox

[Fit of Rage]

Jase, I tried fixing the space and dashes there with no luck. If you'd like to take a stab at it, let me know and either Rodge or I will send you the code.

[Jason]

i just realized i said the not entries instead of the hot entries, even though it doesn't really matter

yeah fit, send me the code and i'll have a peek

edit: send it to the e-mail address associated with my forum account

[Sumpson]

It's not just Mozilla Fire Fox, I get the excact same look at it with IE.

[Due]

No it's because it's made for non-standard-IE. Start doing valid code. :P

i use netscape 7.2 & got 0 problems with it

seems like firefox sucksass.

[Creature]

Change your encoding to unicode perhaps?

[Nosey]

yea ive found that the week 4 ones look even worse, its like they disappeared

[Morh]

It's fucked in IE too, but then again whats not fucked in anything microsoft related.

[Kawrae]

My Opera made it look bad too.

[Miku19]

The bottom line is: it isn't coded with the general standards taken into account, it SHOULD work on every browser that is able to show standard html/php/whatever.

[Jason]

can i just recode the whole damn thing? it's all done in a bunch of poorly laid out tables, which is going to be a pain in the ass to just "fix"