Single column thumbnails in Firefox

NissiNissi Registered Users Posts: 6 Beginner grinner
edited April 29, 2009 in SmugMug Support
Hi,
I'm new to smugmug and I'm trying to get a customized gallery set up. I think I got it working except that all of the galleries show the thumbnails in a single column when viewed in Firefox. In IE it seems to work fine. Here is an example of one of the galleries
http://nissistudios.smugmug.com/gallery/7773337_pkbP5#517950985_d3cnv

Any ideas?

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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  • jfriendjfriend Registered Users Posts: 8,097 Major grins
    edited April 29, 2009
    Your customization has a bunch of serious HTML errors in it that are throwing off the whole page. To start with you have unfinished and unclosed tags in your custom header. As a consequence, the entire photo display is part of a table row in your header and thus can't get it's own formatting properly.

    If I were you, I would start by removing all of your custom header. Copy and paste it to a text file to save it. Then, you need to work on it to make sure that every single open tag has a matching close tag
    , , ,
    ,
      , , etc... to name a few of the tags that you are using.

      Then, when you think you've got it fixed up, put it back in and immediately look at the gallery. If the gallery was fine and is now messed up, then you still have serious errors in your custom header.
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    • NissiNissi Registered Users Posts: 6 Beginner grinner
      edited April 29, 2009
      jfriend wrote:
      Your customization has a bunch of serious HTML errors in it that are throwing off the whole page. To start with you have unfinished and unclosed <table> tags in your custom header. As a consequence, the entire photo display is part of a table row in your header and thus can't get it's own formatting properly.

      If I were you, I would start by removing all of your custom header. Copy and paste it to a text file to save it. Then, you need to work on it to make sure that every single open tag has a matching close tag <table></table>, <td></td>, <tr></tr>, <div></div>, <ul></ul>, <li></li>, etc... to name a few of the tags that you are using.

      Then, when you think you've got it fixed up, put it back in and immediately look at the gallery. If the gallery was fine and is now messed up, then you still have serious errors in your custom header.

      Thanks for the reply.
      It was created in Dreamweaver and it didn't show me any errors. I had to cut the code in half and put the top half in the "header" section and the other half in the "footer" section. There should be matching closing tags for each, but I'll double check. Does the page not work correctly if the opening tag is in the "header" and the closing tag is in the "footer"?
    • NissiNissi Registered Users Posts: 6 Beginner grinner
      edited April 29, 2009
      jfriend wrote:
      Your customization has a bunch of serious HTML errors in it that are throwing off the whole page. To start with you have unfinished and unclosed <table> tags in your custom header. As a consequence, the entire photo display is part of a table row in your header and thus can't get it's own formatting properly.

      If I were you, I would start by removing all of your custom header. Copy and paste it to a text file to save it. Then, you need to work on it to make sure that every single open tag has a matching close tag <table></table>, <td></td>, <tr></tr>, <div></div>, <ul></ul>, <li></li>, etc... to name a few of the tags that you are using.

      Then, when you think you've got it fixed up, put it back in and immediately look at the gallery. If the gallery was fine and is now messed up, then you still have serious errors in your custom header.

      It's working now. I appreciate your help.
      I went ahead and rejoined the two parts and then created separate tag pairs for the footer. Works great.

      Thanks again.
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