This is what I get when I switch to 'tower':

No visible notification about new pms on the main page with the new skin.

No visible notification about new pms on the main page with the new skin.

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I have this PM notification.

Why?

Just saying that I have no problems with this skin at all, except when I am accessing it with computers from my school.

You may or may not know that the banner (for the default skin) doesn't display correctly when using Firefox. I know how to fix this in case you're interested. It's a bunch of html mumbo jumbo.

Close the borderwrap div tag before the submenu div tag instead of after and add wdith="100%" to the submenu div tag. This should make the header display the same in both browsers.

i shall try hahaha

turns out it's much more than that...i'm researching.....

Looks like Firefox does not reconise nested div tags the same as IE. Well, I guess that's kinda obvious at this point. To fix this we'll have to build a "fix" table to contain the submenu table. Not too hard really. I do this off line to test, unless you feel you got it covered, Ronin.

how can i change skins ?

are you guys gonna stretch that top image? maybe you should like kill the blue line part so it doesnt look like its cutting off in the middle?

how can i change skins ?

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At the bottom of every page.

ohh thank you ! I am with Charcoal

are you guys gonna stretch that top image? maybe you should like kill the blue line part so it doesnt look like its cutting off in the middle?

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thats only due to the current error with firefox if u look at it through IE u will see the true banner

It's official. Firefox and IE do not do things exactly the same and we cannot force them to. Believe me, I've tried. I've used every CSS trick there is and yet, when I get it working for one browser, it fails for the other...sometimes by one or two pixels. Either it's the padding for the image or it's the nested div problem...it's always something. Sooooo.

I would give possible solutions and ideas but I know noone is interested.

please tell us.

Tip one: Don't use a gradient both left to right AND top to bottom when using an image on top of a gradient background because they have to line up prefectly. Perfectly I tell ya! And guess what?!... as I mentioned before...it aint happening in both browsers! Not till they get their freakin acts together on HTML standardization! ugh!!!!

I'm over it.

thanks for the advice.....you hear what the man is saying maddog and ronin?

anyone but neo should see the corrected version now

It's still messed up on mine.