jamie said:
figuerres said:
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as much as you hate tables and frontpage .. i hate css and doctype  Tongue Out

well - I guess loading 100 images isnt a good idea.. haha
http://www.jamiegrant.com/advertising.htm

take 20 seconds here - but you get dizzy trying to view them

I think ill just put 5 images in each one ... not 100
The doctype shouldn't be added after you've built your site, it should be there from the start before you even put something between the body tags.

One of the many benefits of standards compliance mode is that tables inherit font styles of their parent elements, which means you don't have to set the same font several times in the same document. There's also the fact that IE in quirks mode doesn't handle the combination of width and padding correctly, while all other browsers do, this can give you wildly different results.

When you did put the doctype in, did you ensure that it was at the very very very top of the page with absolutely no text/code whatsoever before it? Because otherwise IE will fail to notice it. You can check if a page is in standards complaince mode by bookmarking this link and using it on a specific page, it should say either "Quirks mode" (bad) or "CSS1 Compat" (good), do the same test in different browsers to be sure.