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thing about the overlapping is i wont be able to find out if it moved it over enough if i dont have a linux maching to read the site from.

and yes windows and linux DPI is different on browsers.

the header is like that one every page. i just put in tags as nothing will show up. all i gotta do is delete, but thats too much work In CPanel 7. i tried IE7 8 , firefox ,opera, safari and the words dont overlap on that image. so im gonna stick with the windows based code as im not repairing linux machines.

if you have linux installed then obviously they know how to fix their own machine.

this is my css code for the header. been using this for a long time with no errors.

then again never had liniux ppl tell me i had errors since its diff os.

#desc {
height:200px;
color:#ffffff;
padding:0;
background:#505050 url(images/front.jpg) top left no-repeat;
clear:both;
margin:5px 0 15px 0;
}

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Originally Posted by flameethrower

thing about the overlapping is i wont be able to find out if it moved it over enough if i dont have a linux maching to read the site from.

and yes windows and linux DPI is different on browsers.

the header is like that one every page. i just put in tags as nothing will show up. all i gotta do is delete, but thats too much work In CPanel 7. i tried IE7 8 , firefox ,opera, safari and the words dont overlap on that image. so im gonna stick with the windows based code as im not repairing linux machines.

if you have linux installed then obviously they know how to fix their own machine.

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Well, if you just change the em to pt in your css the text will show up identical in linux and windows since that is a pixel-based size definition much like px which would also work here.
Just a though since the current way you're doing it will also look different if for example someone using windows with a larger font-size set in their browser due to eyesightproblems stumbles upon your website. And hey, you'd think that a few of your future clients might actually be older people with little knowledge of computers and possibly worse eyesight due to age :)

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Originally Posted by flameethrower

this is my css code for the header. been using this for a long time with no errors.

then again never had liniux ppl tell me i had errors since its diff os.

#desc {
height:200px;
color:#ffffff;
padding:0;
background:#505050 url(images/front.jpg) top left no-repeat;
clear:both;
margin:5px 0 15px 0;
}

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You should get the same result you are having now but with cross-os -support if you change the following:

Code:

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#desc h2 {
color:#FFFFFF;
padding:15px 15px 0;
}

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to something like:

Code:

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#desc h2 {
color:#FFFFFF;
padding:15px 15px 0;
font-size: 14pt;
}

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i set FF on size 18 fone form default 16 and i got overlapping. most old ppl computers i will repair will be on the default of 16 and wotn be changing the sizes. IF they do change the size they will notice many sites with overlapping due to the side demand. if you look at my main page its fixed but not as bold

EDIT: Thanks for the Tips i got it sorted out.