Linux 操作系统下 Firefox 的 css 元素边距
我设计了这个网站，但我无法以适合 Firefox / Linux 操作系统用户正确呈现的方式放置元素 ( div#endinglogo )。
我正在使用 Windows 7 中的所有浏览器，尽管设计看起来应该是这样在使用我的操作系统的 Firefox 中，我修复 Firefox/Linux 的猜测并没有起作用。
我的问题是为元素 div#endinglogo 提供的适当边距是多少，以便它出现在它应该出现的位置。
我在下面附上了两张图片。
第一个显示了我希望标题的外观： http://postimage.org/image/rsd27dvo/
第二个显示了我如何被告知它出现在使用linux操作系统时的浏览器firefox： http://postimage.org/image/rtgr3pqc/
我有一个提供 firefoxLinux.css 的 php 文件文件，或者至少这是意图。当您通过firefox/linux看到这个网站时，这个文件是否被加载？
感谢您的帮助
I designed this website, and I have been unable to place an the element ( div#endinglogo ) in a way that renders properly for firefox / Linux operating system users.
I am working with all browsers in windows 7, and although the design appears as it should in the firefox with MY operating system, my guesses to fix firefox/Linux have not worked.
My questions is what is proper margin to give to element div#endinglogo for it to appear where it should.
I have attached two images below.
The first shows how I want the header to look:
http://postimage.org/image/rsd27dvo/
The second shows how I been told it appears in browser firefox when using linux operating system:
http://postimage.org/image/rtgr3pqc/
I have a php file that serves firefoxLinux.css file, or at least that is the intent. Is this file being loaded when you see this website through firefox/linux?
Thank you for your help
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在您的
firefox.css中，您的div#endinglogo有一个不同的负上边距。将其设置为-110px（就像在chrome.css文件中一样），它应该可以工作。不过，在相关的旁注中，为什么要为不同的浏览器创建多个样式表？对于大多数事情，都有跨浏览器和操作系统一致工作的解决方案，只有在少数情况下您才需要特殊样式（即对于 IE，可能是某些旧版本的 Firefox）。我认为如果你能够巩固你的风格，你会遇到更少的问题。当然这只是我的两分钱。
In your
firefox.css, you have a different negative top margin for yourdiv#endinglogo. Make it-110px(like it is in yourchrome.cssfile) and it should work.On a related sidenote though, why are you creating multiple stylesheets for different browsers? For most things there are solutions that work consistently across browsers and operating systems, and only in a few cases do you need special styles (i.e. for IE, maybe some older versions of firefox). I think if you were to consolidate your styles you would run into less problems. Of course that's just my two cents.