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I have a web application that I’m working on for work and its not very Firefox friendly (design was made 2 years before I started with the company). There are some CSS issues that I am having problems with and I can’t use a CSS Reset because the page design is pretty much set in stone and it would cause more work then I need right now.
Does any one have a list of IE’s default CSS values so I can set it in a css so this thing will be more Firefox friendly?
Here is a CSS comparison chart. IE actually stores the CSS settings in the ever-so-dumb-place, the Registry. Another issue is whether the doctype of your application is using standards mode or quirks mode.
If it’s using quirks mode, you’re in trouble. Fixing things for non-IE issues will break IE issues etc. You will go insane.