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john larson
16,594 PointsChrome is not the savior of the world (wide web).
I was having trouble with some images, floats and media queries. After spending days trying to fix the problem, as a fluke I tried IE. viola!!! problem solved. firefox accepted my code also, opera did not. curls back up in corner and sucks thumb. that is all
4 Answers
john larson
16,594 Pointsthe problem was when my browser was above 1200px, my media querie was set to bring paragraphs along side of the images they represented. In chrome the paragraphs dropped below the images until I refreshed the page. The exact same thing happened with opera. However in IE and firefox the code responded exactly as i planned.
Hugo Paz
15,622 PointsAre you using any kind of CSS reset or normalize css
Usually these help avoiding these situations
john larson
16,594 Pointsyes hugo, i am using normalize.css
mark bernard
1,651 PointsThere are definitely some issues Chrome have to sort out, but in terms of user experience I like it a lot more than IE or even Firefox.
john larson
16,594 PointsThanks Mark, I guess user experience IS ultimately what it's all about.
Dan Oswalt
23,438 PointsDan Oswalt
23,438 PointsCare to share what the issue was?