I was checking one of my [[website |https://rentcrown.com/]]pages in different browsers recently and noticed that a few elements weren't sitting exactly where I expected … (மேலும் படிக்க)
I was checking one of my [[website |https://rentcrown.com/]]pages in different browsers recently and noticed that a few elements weren't sitting exactly where I expected them to in Firefox. Nothing is seriously broken, but the spacing around some sections looks slightly different compared with Chrome.
The page uses a responsive layout, so I also checked it at a few different screen widths and the difference seems more noticeable on smaller screens.
Is this usually caused by differences in how the browsers interpret CSS, or is there something specific I should check in Firefox's developer tools? I’d like to understand what's actually causing the difference rather than adding browser-specific CSS without knowing why.
Any tips for debugging this kind of issue would be appreciated.