IE vs. Firefox CSS

[spoweb]

Is it possible to use the tag

<!--[if IE]>

<[endif]-->

to load a different external CSS file depending on the viewers' browser? IE doesn't show my site's content as well as Firefox does. I could copy the Firefox CSS file and tweak it to have the same effect in IE. Website URL is Home | Searcher Media Productions.

[wired076]

I would suggest you try using relative positioning instead of absolute positioning as this may help. Just a question but am I right in saying that it displays right in ff but in ie it doesn't add the scrollbar onto the page so that you can scroll the page so that you can see the rest of the content.

I am currently having the same problem with my site and I am in the process of getting it fixed so I will let you know additional help as I go further through my changes as well.

Let me know how this goes.

Oh and the site is cool.

[vcpt]

Yes you can use two different css one for internet explorer and other for firefox. But then you will have to add a small piece of code into your webpage in order to identify the browser.
I would strongly suggest that you use only one css. You can make it compatible by positioning the html elements relative instead of absolute. Moreover take care when you are setting the padding and margins. IE and MF interpret the values differently.